News chief urges bosses to champion the rollout
News Corp Australasia boss Michael Miller has penned an open letter to the country’s business leaders, calling on them to champion the vaccination rollout.
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Shining a spotlight on our unsung rural heroines
News Corp Australia is putting a spotlight on regional and rural women who are holding communities, businesses and industries together.
New editor for The Advertiser
Daily Telegraph deputy editor Gemma Jones has been appointed editor of SA’s biggest-selling newspaper, The Advertiser. She assumes the role next month.
Hockey’s implosion continues
News Corp has seen a letter from Hockey WA president Michael Henderson calling for HA president Melanie Woosnam to stand.
Digital surge drives News Corp’s $US1.3bn earnings
Shares in the media major jump to a record high as it registered its most profitable year in almost a decade.
ASX jumps to record, IT, miners gain
ASX jumps to record close ahead of US jobs data. IT sector gains, Afterpay up 5.5%. Investors bought dips on iron ore miners. News Corp higher. RBA backs economy rebound.
News Corp taps Morgan Stanley for OPIS buy
News Corp has called on the services of Morgan Stanley for its $1.55bn acquisition of the Oil Price Information Service.
Aussie crash bike component taken off market
The cycle component that failed and caused an Aussie’s shocking velodrome crash has been removed from sale amid questions about its integrity.
Digital news academy launched
A world-leading digital news academy is being created by News Corp Australia and Google Australia to help arm journalists with critical online skills.
News more nuanced than its critics admit
In the mad world of social media’s keyboard warriors, the News Corp media run ubiquitous interference to support Coalition politicians.
Oldest story tradition inspires new message
For its first major trade marketing campaign in almost a decade, News Corp drew its inspiration from the world’s oldest storytellers.
News Corp team’s ‘transformative work’
Last week, the five women who were most intimately involved with ‘Let Her Speak’ were recognised in the mid-year Walkley Awards.
New players ‘overcrowd’ market: Miller
The Australian media market has become cluttered with too many new entrants, and the industry faces an ‘uncertain future’.
Crows gun Milera reveals shocking racial bias
Wayne Milera has revealed an awful moment of racial bias while trying to secure a home loan, in an incident the Crows gun said left him ‘hurt and angry’.
Spotlight on First Nations in sport
For the next month, Australia’s Indigenous sportspeople will bare their souls and tell their stories as part of News Corp’s inaugural Indigenous Sport Month.
Failed ex-PMs on wrong side on climate change
Kevin Rudd and Malcolm Turnbull have failed to engage with the facts on climate action.
‘Urgent’ call on journo raid laws
There has been an ‘urgent’ call for new laws to protect press freedom after raids on the home of a News Corp journalist and the ABC offices.
News team will run rings around Tokyo
News Corp will send to Tokyo its largest contingent of journalists to have been assembled for a Games since Sydney 2000.
News Corp targets digital surge
Media major News Corp is eyeing off further sharp growth in its burgeoning subscription base following a surge in audience engagement over the past year.
A team man with a love of cricket
Newspapers, like cricket, are a team game and no one knew that better than long-serving correspondent and News Corp London bureau chief Murray Hedgcock.
Murphy says Broncos share for sale
Minority shareholder Phil Murphy has put his stake in the club up for sale in a move that could test the resolve of News Corp to keep the club.
News Corp digital shift drives earnings jump
News Corp has delivered better-than-expected third quarter earnings with the media major on track for its most profitable year in nearly a decade.
ASX lifts as travel stocks bounce back
Travel stocks rebounded as the ASX booked a modest rise on Friday.
Turnbull hits out at News Corp’s power
Malcolm Turnbull says he was worried about News Corp’s front pages when he was prime minister, calling the media company a ‘powerful political actor’.
Turnbull tucks in for a busy week
The former PM hosts Guardian Australia editor Lenore Taylor and the ABC’s Laura Tingle among other guests at a family knees-up.
Journalists kickstart local publishing
Journalists embedded in regions where News Corp has never had a masthead have helped deliver content to communities hungry for localised news.
Fin Review bears the bruises of ‘hit job’
Much has been said, and tweeted, about the now infamous article by Aaron Patrick in The Australian Financial Review last week.
Extra! News tips in $280k more aid
Tiny houses and for bushfire survivors and sun protection for BlazeAid volunteers were among the initiatives to benefit from the latest round of News Corp Australia’s bushfire relief grants.
News Corp buys Tolkien, Orwell publisher
News Corp’s $US349m purchase of the consumer arm of Houghton Mifflin Harcourt adds high-profile novels to its publishing division.
A local approach to news delivery
Fresh technology that allows audiences to “personalise” their news feeds will breathe new life into regional and local journalism.
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