Brothers in arms turn on VC hero
Ben Roberts-Smith killed an Afghan prisoner by shooting him in the back with a machine gun and ordered the execution of another detainee, a court hears.
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Nine’s $27,000 Liberal Party donation revealed
Nine Entertainment Co’s Liberal Party donation raises questions of its impact on the newspapers’ charter of editorial independence.
Seven in battle to win back tennis from Nine
Seven West Media is gearing for a bidding war with Nine Entertainment over the Australian Open broadcast rights – despite Nine having more than two years left.
$4.5m Afterpay shares and one almighty brawl
Court documents reveal high-profile lobbyists David Gazard and Jonathan Epstein have settled a secret and protracted battle over $4.5m of Afterpay options.
Pacific Tests bumped from mid-season schedule
The NRL’s bumper new free-to-air TV deal has forced a reshuffle for one of the year’s most popular matches.
NRL set for staggering $2bn payday
All three of the NRL’s television broadcast partners have signed new contracts, netting the league a total of more than $2bn.
‘Obsessed’: police charge alleged Erin Molan harasser
Man now subject of AVO after alleged ‘barrage’ of sexualised and graphic messages to ‘terrified’ sports commentator.
Erin Molan reveals political ambitions
Channel 9 sports Erin Molan has spoken about her plans for federal politics after it was revealed she was approached to run in a key seat.
SMH appoints new editor
Nine newspapers has appointed Bevan Shields as the new editor of the Sydney Morning Herald six weeks after the surprise exit of Lisa Davies.
How Jeff Browne wants to steer Collingwood back to AFL glory
The former Channel 9 boss and current MA Financial chairman believes he has the right corporate acumen for the Collingwood presidency. But he will be judged on wins and losses.
Investors love Costello, maybe voters would too
Peter Costello has received almost gushing shareholder endorsement since becoming Nine Entertainment chairman. Maybe he would also appeal to voters.
Nine hit by ‘turbulence of Covid’
Media group has admitted it was buffeted by a tough advertising market during the pandemic.
Henderson home to get top ratings in Sydney
The family of newsreader Brian Henderson is selling his long-time home on Sydney’s north shore with expectations that it will go for over $10m.
Nine poised to pay ‘top dollar’ for NRL
The NRL is poised to announce as early as this week that it has renewed Nine Entertainment’s contract as the free-to-air broadcaster of the National Rugby League.
Perrottet is so much more than just his faith
It seems the advent of Dominic Perrottet as NSW Premier has placed Nine newspapers between The Rock and a sectarian hard place.
Bombshell claim about soldier’s ex lover
Lawyers for Nine and Ben Roberts-Smith are demanding to know who is paying the massive legal bills being racked up by witnesses.
Marks makes it mortgage-official
Former Nine chief and partner Alexi Baker have shelled out $8m for a property in one of Sydney’s finest enclaves.
Producer to fight rape charge
A former producer at the Today show accused of sexually assaulting a woman in the eastern suburbs after a night out drinking will fight the allegation.
Ex-Today producer to fight rape charge
A former producer at the Today show accused of sexually assaulting a woman in the eastern suburbs after a night out drinking will fight the allegation.
Journos must focus on facts of climate science
At much of the climate alarmist media, emotional journalistic responses to politics always trump factual analysis of science.
Nine’s decision to grant Taliban platform ‘appalling’
Federal MP and former soldier Phillip Thompson has excoriated Nine Entertainment for its decision to commission an interview with the Taliban’s spokesman.
Nine media loses plot on Taliban
Diggers deserve far better than disreputable slurs of terrorists.
Laming takes aim at Nine for defamation
Embattled Liberal MP Andrew Laming has launched defamation proceedings against Nine over a Channel 9 TV news report.
Nine shares dive on Stan cost blowout fears
The broadcaster and publisher has warned that conditions in the media industry remain challenging.
Australia’s ‘most trusted’? You must be kidding
Not even senior management is prepared to endorse the product of some of the ABC’s biggest current affairs programs and journalists.
The Block’s auctions go under the hammer
Nine Entertainment will ‘abide by all regulations’ on the new season of The Block to avoid a repeat of last year’s auction fiasco.
WhatsApp messages reveal Nine witness ‘inconsistency’
Ben Roberts-Smith urges Federal Court to admit into evidence WhatsApp messages that allegedly show key witness for Nine newspapers gave an “inconsistent statement”.
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John Hewson being dumped by Nine newspapers shows that even the woke aren’t safe from cancel culture
Roberts-Smith calls for trial to resume
Ben Roberts-Smith’s defamation case against Nine will resume next week, as concerns mount over the impact of the delay on the war veteran’s mental health.
War crimes files to be examined in VC hero case
Investigators who probed alleged war crimes in Afghanistan must hand over key documents in Ben Roberts-Smith’s defamation trial.
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