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Currency volatility hits News Corp’s bottom line
Sharp foreign currency fluctuations, and softening housing markets, have contributed to a decline in News Corp’s second-quarter revenues.
Bombers drugs saga uncensored: 10 years on
Our reporters have gone inside the scandal that rocked one of the AFL’s biggest clubs, with interactives, exclusive interviews and podcast specials. Don’t miss a story.
Part II: Coaches praise Gould’s Bulldogs roster revolution
Rugby league’s sharpest minds have praised the Bulldogs’ roster rebuild, but are split on who should have final say on recruitment. See part two of the News Corp’s NRL coaches’ survey.
Crikey’s cash plea after strategy exposed
A day after Crikey’s secret money-making strategy to incite a defamation writ from Lachlan Murdoch was exposed, the online news outlet has renewed its plea for donations.
Crikey ‘virtually begged to be sued’
Private Media’s chairman and chief executive have been named as defendants in a landmark co-defamation case between News Corp chair Lachlan Murdoch and Crikey.
News, Fox merger proposal withdrawn
Rupert Murdoch has called off his effort to merge the two parts of his media empire, saying it was “not optimal” for shareholders companies at this time.
Markson Sky’s new prime time host
Award-winning News Corp journalist Sharri Markson will join the Sky News prime-time line-up, as part of the network’s 2023 program reshuffle.
BBL shock: Why Rashid is no longer top dog
Rashid Khan has long been the most feared cricketer in the BBL — but not anymore. There’s a new spinner ready to take Rashid’s mantle as the BBL’s biggest star, as our top 50 reveals.
Emma Tucker named new editor of WSJ
The current editor of the Sunday Times will be the first woman to serve in the role, taking over from Matt Murray.
News Corp cuts podcast deal with Apple
News Corp Australia will this week launch a partnership with Apple to offer its suite of true crime podcasts to new audiences via a single, premium subscriber-only channel.
World Cup crystal ball: Will Messi get his Qatar fairytale?
Qatar’s World Cup is set to be unlike any other in history and sure to throw up a few surprises. Our experts predict what the major talking points will be and who will reign supreme.
Attack mode: McGuane predicts new look for Lyon 2.0
Ross Lyon was famous for his defence first strategies as coach of the Saints and Fremantle, but News Corp analyst Mick McGuane has predicted a new look this time around.
Christopher Dore to leave News Corp
The editor-in-chief of The Australian, Christopher Dore, has announced he is leaving his position and News Corp.
Digital disruption delivers good news
The sustainable model for journalism envisaged more than a decade ago is now reality.
News Corp hits the magic million mark
News Corp Australia has reached one million digital subscribers, a milestone revealed as News Corp reported steady first-quarter revenue.
‘F**k you’: NBL stars expose horrific social media abuse
Amid the rise of Australian basketball, a special News Corp probe has uncovered the darkside of vile online abuse aimed at NBL players has soared.
Digital age heralds ‘golden era’: News boss
News Corp Australasia boss Michael Miller has heralded a new golden era of journalism, as media companies continue to adapt to the evolving needs of a more ‘agile’ audience in the digital age.
Former News boss Cowley ‘a great Australian’
Ken Cowley went from printer to the top of a publishing and transport empire that eventually spanned the globe.
A lighthearted search for the Golden Eagle winner
If you’re going to back a winner, you may as well have a good time doing it. Will Swanton runs his expert eye over the field for the 2022 Golden Eagle.
DNA wins major international gong
The Digital News Academy, founded by News Corp Australia and Google, has achieved international success in its first year of operation.
Cowley left a legacy of success
His rich legacy includes helping to deliver Rupert Murdoch’s vision for The Australian newspaper back in 1964.
Cowley helped build an empire
As Rupert Murdoch changed Australian publishing and launched News Corp to the world, Ken Cowley was at his side.
Murdoch explores reuniting Fox, News Corp
The move would bring assets such as Fox News and The Wall Street Journal back under one roof, nearly a decade after they split.
WBBL: Next wave of Aussie stars ready to emerge
As Meg Lanning’s break from cricket continues, the next wave of Australia’s rising stars are primed to emerge. See who our experts expect to dominate in News Corp’s WBBL crystal ball.
News Awards nominations
The Australian has picked up a slew of nominations for the prestigious News Awards, featuring as finalists for best scoop, best investigation and young journalist of the year. The Australian Business Network is guaranteed to pick up a prize.
GF player rankings: How Churchill smokey slipped to No. 14
We’ve ranked every player from 34 to 1 ahead of Sunday’s NRL grand final and there’s a surprise snub for a Dally M and Clive Churchill favourite.
Special investigation: Divided Sea Eagles’ playing Trbojevic chicken
A News Corp investigation has uncovered the depth of issues at struggling Manly, with the club’s most imortant players frustrated with the current state of the Sea Eagles.
ABC TV’s clear case of Murdochphobia
News Breakfast host Michael Rowland shows no hesitation in revealing his thoughts on News Corp.
NRL Rich 100: League’s highest paid players revealed
News Corp’s exclusive, annual NRL Rich 100 has laid bare the top earners in rugby league. Check out who made the cut in part one.
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