Nine mulls partial sale of Stan
Nine Entertainment is understood to be exploring a partial sale of its streaming business Stan after unsuccessful efforts to buy AFL broadcasting rights and a major contract loss.
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‘It all makes sense’: Carrie’s next move
There are signs that Carrie Bickmore could soon move to another major network after she left the door open to another TV gig.
Nine, Seven, clash over star expenses
Two of Australia’s largest media companies, Nine Entertainment and Seven West, have clashed over allegations that one of Seven’s most high-profile stars misused their generous expense account.
Falloon declares ‘time is right’ to exit Nine, ending Fairfax era
Former Fairfax newspaper executive Nick Falloon announces his resignation from the Nine Entertainment board, closing a chapter for the now-defunct publishing company.
Nine mulls $500m price to extend tennis rights
Nine Entertainment and Tennis Australia are considering a blockbuster $500m deal for broadcast rights, in a move that would have major consequences for summer sports.
SBW and Gallen set for awkward Channel 9 clash
Such is the level of spite between Paul Gallen and SBW the former had vowed to never work the latter again. The Grand Final could be tense.
‘Beyond disrespectful’: Warne’s daughter hits out at Nine
A furious Brooke Warne slams Channel 9 after it was announced the network will be making an unauthorised biopic about the cricketing legend.
Warne’s daughter hits out at Channel 9
Shane Warne’s daughter has called a move by his former employer ‘beyond disrespectful” just months after his death.
Nine newspapers prepare for mass walkout
Hundreds of journalists across Nine’s flagship mastheads The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age and The Australian Financial Review are set to walk off the job this week.
Inside the bust-up between Gal and Sonny Bill
Bad blood between Paul Gallen and Sonny Bill Williams has become personal and the ongoing animosity is likely to require intervention from Channel 9 executives, writes David Riccio.
Nine ‘interested’ in outdoor advertiser
Could Nine Entertainment be in talks to buy outdoor advertiser QMS? Nine says no, but others are not convinced by the denial.
Nine lobs $500m bid for AFL rights
Nine Entertainment has reportedly made an 11th hour bid for the broadcast rights to the AFL by tabling a bid on Monday worth $500m a year.
Nine’s ratings lead queried
The claims by Nine Entertainment boss Mike Sneesby that the station is winning the TV ratings in 2022 has come under dispute.
Nine’s earnings up, but tougher times ahead
Nine Entertainment will buy back up to 10 per cent of its shares on issue, following a better-than-expected annual earnings result.
Nine executive’s explosive Packer email
An SMH executive has sent an extraordinary staff email in response to claims from James Packer, following leaked emails involving Nine’s prime time TV presenters.
Nine hits back at Packer emails
The company’s publishing boss says “mental health sensitivities” made him reluctant to respond to the billionaire’s claim that Peter Costello acted as his “secret lobbyist”.
CBA exec faces court over assault charge
How simple things would be if interest rates were the only thing taxing Commonwealth Bank boss Matt Comyn’s mind. But there is a fresh scandal at Australia’s biggest bank.
Dramatic end to ‘trial of the century’
Four years after it began, the defamation trial of Ben Roberts-Smith has finally closed, with a judge now left to decide the verdict.
Nine reporter involved in scuffle with Ricky Nixon
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Explosive claim rocks Roberts-Smith trial
Lawyers for SAS veteran Ben Roberts-Smith have seized on official military files to make a huge claim in his defamation trial.
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