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Bush Summit can bring policy energy
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.
Pictures: Revealing images add to Kerr injury mystery
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.
Broncos believer: Why I bought NRL grand final tickets
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.
ABC says sorry to journalist
The public broadcaster has apologised to a News Corp journalist after mistakenly airing footage of him instead of a disqualified horse racing trainer.
News Corp staff show support for detained US journalist
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.
Seeking a fair go for the bush
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.
Pressure to act as AI steals the news
The Albanese government is under increasing pressure to address the unchecked momentum of generative artificial intelligence.
News Academy equips journos for digital age
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.
Listen: Why clubs need long term player contracts
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.
Real numbers expose errors in anti-ABC claims
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.
News Corp boss: AI threat looms for media industry
Robert Thomson has warned of the serious dangers posed by artificial intelligence that could jeopardise the future of journalism across the world.
ABC bosses ‘jump the shark’
Muddying the waters is a common strategy in politics. That’s what ABC management has tried to do in its self-defence in Stan Grant’s coronation case.
ABC staff lead ‘false’ claims against News Corp
Senior ABC figures and mainstream media spread false claims about the extent of News Corp’s reporting of the national broadcaster’s coronation coverage controversy.
ABC is ‘passing the buck’, says News Corp boss
The executive chairman of News Corp Australasia, Michael Miller, says the ABC should focus on its own serious internal problems instead of criticising rival media organisations over their news coverage.
AI ‘cannot stand for ambiguity, ignorance’: News Corp boss
Robert Thomson says news companies should be compensated for their content being used to train AI engines, amid calls for fresh regulations.
News Corp revenue resilient amid global economic pressures
Despite rising interest rates and persistent inflation pressures, the global media company’s subscription revenue has grown.
ASX ends losing streak; Lake, News Corp rally
Lake Resources ends market leader. News Corp rallies on result. Gold miners fall on recession concerns. QBE drops despite improved outlook. IGO sells Mincor stake to Wyloo.
‘14 rounds to get filthy rich’: McKay, TDK must lift for payday
Tom De Koning and Ben McKay are two of the most hotly talked about off contract players, but are their prices plummeting? Listen to the latest episode of the Herald Sun Footy Podcast here.
When should the Bombers splash their cash on opposition stars?
The Bombers have plenty of cash to splash this off-season, but where is it most necessary? Jay Clark assesses what the Bombers should do on the latest episode of the Herald Sun Footy Podcast.
Lehrmann wins right to sue media over Higgins rape claims
Bruce Lehrmann can pursue his defamation action against Ten Network and News Corp, meaning both organisations will now set out to prove the claim he raped Brittany Higgins.
Lachlan Murdoch calls off Crikey defo case
The NewsCorp co-chair has revoked the defamation action, saying he does not wish to further enable Crikey to manipulate court proceedings into ‘a marketing campaign designed to attract subscribers’.
‘Gobsmacked’: Souths unveil new $26 million home
News Corp was granted an exclusive tour of the state-of-the art Centre of Excellence which forced the Rabbitohs to leave its idolised Redfern after 70 years.
Thomson: AI ‘snippets’ are bad news
News Corp chief Robert Thomson says there are potentially ‘perilous’ consequences for professional journalism if safeguards aren’t imposed on artificial intelligence services.
Magpies emerge as potential suitor for Power forward
Mitch Georgiades is a highly touted youngster who has just been dropped to the SANFL. And rivals clubs, including the premiership favourites, are ready to swoop.
More time for Crikey on defame defence
Online media outlet Crikey has been granted an extension to file its defence in an ongoing defamation case with News Corp co-chairman Lachlan Murdoch.
The $375m bombshell driving urgent expansion plan
It’s not a case of if the NRL will add an 18th team – but when. And News Corp can reveal the mind-boggling numbers that have sparked the latest round of expansion talks.
Chatbots must pay for the news they use: media chief
Michael Miller says while generative AI is a “game-changer” for internet search, media companies must learn from their “past complacency” when dealing with the tech giants.
‘What do you think?’: Sheens bristles over Tigers rumours
Wests Tigers coach Tim Sheens has broken his silence on recruitment rumours, slamming suggestions assistant coach Benji Marshall reached out to Mitchell Pearce without his ‘authority’.
Podcast: Blue who could be sacrificed for De Koning
On the latest podcast, we delve into Carlton’s list and the tough calls needed if the Blues are going to retain Tom De Koning. Plus, the analysis of footy’s major issues. Listen here.
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