After just two rounds of competition, Rado Vidosic has been shown the door and it’s not the only coaching concern in the league. Robbie Slater and Marco Monteverde discuss the week’s big issues in their On the Attack column.
The media company has extended its sponsorship deal with Paralympics Australia, which will ensure inspiring stories about the nation’s athletes are shared with millions of people.
A worrying trend emerged in the opening round of A-League fixtures that Socceroos great Robbie Slater and Marco Monteverde say can’t continue. Read their full analysis in this week’s On the Attack column.
Generative AI is not going to replace journalists any time soon, says News Corp technologist Julian Delany.
Last season was a disaster on and off the field for Melbourne Victory, and Tony Popovic faces a huge task to help the scars heal. Robbie Slater and Marco Monteverde discuss the A-League’s hot topics.
News Corp Australia has become the first major news publisher in Australia to launch a dedicated online shopping and consumer content site.
Like him, we hold our duty to readers as our greatest responsibility.
Rupert Murdoch’s billionaire peers discuss his biggest triumphs and share what they think make him ‘Australia’s greatest businessman’.
The News Corp founder hands over the reigns at the company he founded 70 years ago to his eldest son.
The transition from Rupert Murdoch to his son Lachlan as sole chair at News Corp and Fox Corporation comes at a time of upheaval for the entire media industry.
Rupert Murdoch was never satisfied with the status quo. He was always looking for the next big idea. Even as he got older, at an age when most people would be retired, he was a change agent.
The 92-year-old will exit roles atop News Corp and Fox and will be appointed chairman emeritus with his son Lachlan taking over as sole chair of both companies.
After 35 years of service to the industry, Michael Klein has been awarded life membership of the AFL Media Association. Plus a number of Herald Sun sports staff were recognised on the night.
The Australian’s director of content strategy Elyse Popplewell has been named one of the International News Media Association’s 30 Under 30.
Robert Thomson says artificial intelligence technology poses a substantial risk to the media industry and will hit jobs.
ABC Media Watch host Paul Barry has disputed a ‘false information’ label put on Peta Credlin’s reports that the Uluru Statement is 26 pages long.
The Australian’s cross-platform readership remains a dominant force as millions of readers consume the masthead’s top-quality journalism every month.
News Corp’s digital revenues accounted for more than 50 per cent of its total revenues, marking a key inflection point.
Bourse sees small weekly gain. Star rockets on NSW tax deal. Iron ore flat amid Chinese property woes. Dollar set for a fourth weekly loss. Cettire CEO’s $100m selldown.
Hopefully the Bush Summit can re-energise interest in our north, despite the obvious problem: 85 per cent of Australians, and 85 per cent of the voters, live in our cities.
The mystery surrounding Sam Kerr’s calf injury deepens with several images showing the superstar striker as an observer at Matildas training. See the exclusive pictures.
As a lifelong Brisbane fan, I’m prepared to put my neck out to declare that the Broncos will be there on October 1. Veteran News Corp journalist Steve Zemek outlines why he is putting his money where his mouth is.
The public broadcaster has apologised to a News Corp journalist after mistakenly airing footage of him instead of a disqualified horse racing trainer.
Hundreds of News Corp Australia employees have shown their support for detained Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich who has been detained in Russia for 100 days.
The News Corp 2023 Bush Summit will take place in Western Australia for the first time with mining and agriculture magnate Gina Rinehart set to appear as the keynote speaker.
The Albanese government is under increasing pressure to address the unchecked momentum of generative artificial intelligence.
The first cohort of journalists to be enrolled in the world-first training initiative established by News Corp Australia and Google has completed the program.
Locking players away on long term deals is not without risk, but, as Jon Ralph tells the Footy Podcast, the certainty gives clubs the ability to plan their future list moves.
Fresh data has discredited claims that News Corp and Sky News engaged in a sustained campaign to target journalist Stan Grant and the ABC over coverage of the King’s coronation.
Robert Thomson has warned of the serious dangers posed by artificial intelligence that could jeopardise the future of journalism across the world.
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