Milligan scrubs posts about Seven expose
The Four Corners episode delving into alleged misconduct at Seven is facing potential legal hurdles ahead of its scheduled screening on Monday night.
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Robert Ovadia has launched legal action in the Federal Court against Seven and news boss Anthony De Ceglie, seeking damages and reinstatement to his job.
ABC staff in uproar over Parra ‘flop’
Employees at the public broadcaster have been complaining about being relocated from Ultimo to Parramatta, insiders claim.
Sky News launches radio station
The popular news station is expanding its listenership and bringing its live news and commentary content to a new radio station.
ABC ad spending soars as ratings fall
The taxpayer-funded broadcaster has increased its advertising spending by 33 per cent in the past 12 months, as it deals with declining audiences.
‘Extraordinarily stupid’: radio host’s live joust gets awkward
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Nine’s publishing staff accept 11.5pc pay rise
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Buttrose’s blast: ABC journos need to present both sides
The former ABC chair said reporters need to more actively present opposing arguments in a debate and accused journalists at the broadcaster for being ‘too sensitive’ to criticism.
Axed TV weatherman drops on-air bomb on the way out
A veteran Channel 7 weatherman let go by the network on Saturday delivered a final sign-off for the ages | WATCH
Board of scandal-ravaged Nine primed for ‘refresh’
Nine Entertainment’s board is set for a “refresh” after months of turmoil at the media company.
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