The fill-in radio host refused an ABC management request to stop posting on social media during her week-long stint after she was informed of complaints from listeners about her stance on the Israel-Palestine conflict.
Sacked ABC radio host Antoinette Lattouf conceded a social media post claiming ‘Gaza is being annihilated hourly’ was controversial, but said it was a statement of ‘fact’.
The McGrath Foundation’s Pink Test is one of the largest charitable sporting events in the world. Now tasked with a greater remit to provide care for all cancer patients, can it continue to grow?
Kyle Sandilands, Australia’s highest-paid radio personality, announced Monday that he has been diagnosed with a brain aneurysm and will require surgery.
Grooming brand Wahl wants to drive national awareness of its brand and products through its sponsorship deal with the NRL Dolphins.
From Mum’s Sauce to a Bluey-style TV show, charity initiative Hospitals United for Sick Kids has big ambitions for further growth.
Publicis Groupe ANZ CEO Michael Rebelo tells The Growth Agenda about his plans to double down on end-to-end services as the market refocuses on brand marketing.
Anthony Albanese and Jim Chalmers are making the same mistakes Kevin Rudd and Julia Gillard did – minus the public leadership instability.
Celebrated business columnist Joe Aston has struck a sweet deal for his return to The Australian Financial Review, although its owner Nine isn’t getting much bang for its buck.
A number of independent producers are managing their business models to ensure their content still finds a home on Australian TV in addition to reaching a bigger global audience.
Australian households are shifting to cheaper ad-supported streaming services rather than cancelling subscriptions, as cost-of-living pressures reshape the nation’s viewing habits.
Speculation over the future of Optus Sport as a standalone subscription offering at the telco has been rife, and its key asset for a potential buyer is the English Premier League.
Government has asked for footage, transcript from the segment, which is subject of a lawsuit against CBS by President Trump.
Jewish groups have questioned why the national broadcaster has chosen to platform and ‘mainstream’ a Jewish ‘radical fringe voice’, in its coverage of anti-Semitic events in Sydney.
Entertainment icon Cher has fronted a new advertising campaign for Uber Eats as the brand continues to promote its delivery services to Aussie shoppers.
Publicis Groupe has bolstered its media services with the acquisition of Australia’s largest independent media agency, Atomic 212°. The acquisition will add significant firepower
Eddy Boas says the ABC’s decision to not be among 78 TV networks to send journalists to Poland for the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz was ‘a disgrace’.
Chris Culvenor and Paul Franklin’s latest company, Eureka Studios, will be focusing on new IP – devising and developing new content to be sold and produced by Fremantle and its companies.
Neither of Australia’s public broadcasters, the ABC and SBS, will be on the ground in Poland for the commemoration of the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz.
Why the lack of interest shown by Western media in the work of Palestinian and Arab reporters and academics who criticise Hamas?
The parent company of Australia’s Network 10, Paramount Global, is hoping to close a deal in which US studio Skydance Media will take control of the troubled media giant.
No one is claiming magazines will return to the heady heights they once held. But recently there has been some growth in the sector.
Kia Australia has big ambitions to power another year of record sales and the auto company believes brand marketing is the key to success.
Social-media giant’s loosening of speech restrictions is unsettling advertisers, who say a decade of efforts to protect their reputations is at risk.
Not content with sales spikes on St Patrick’s Day, Guinness has amped up its distribution and is leveraging its iconic brand status to become an every-occasion drink.
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