Roberts-Smith’s fresh swipe against Nine
Former soldier Ben Roberts-Smith has made a fresh claim against Nine as the high-profile defamation showdown draws closer.
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Nine staff ‘in limbo’ over cuts
Nine Entertainment has been criticised for ‘exceptionally poor’ communication after sacking dozens of staff across regional Australia.
Con accused channels Keating on Nine ethics
Alleged conman Peter Foster has used an appearance at a Sydney court to announce he has launched legal proceedings against Channel 9, accusing the network of displaying the ‘ethics of an alley cat’.
AFR apologises, settles over latest Aston slight
The Australian Financial Review has settled out of court and issued an apology after another series of Joe Aston columns landed the paper in hot water.
Top Pies figures endorse outsider as Eddie replacement
High-profile Collingwood people have endorsed an outside candidate to replace Eddie McGuire as president, throwing the race into chaos.
New police probe as VC trial looms
Ben Roberts-Smith has denied allegations that he buried a USB containing classified material in his backyard as an attempt by Nine Entertainment to ‘punish’ him.
Network sticks by war hero after TV claim
Victoria Cross recipient has slammed Nine Entertainment for its coverage of his alleged involvement in war crimes and said the claims are ‘baseless’.
China official says vaccines aren’t effective
China’s top disease control official has made a “rare admission of weakness” saying the country’s coronavirus vaccines are not particularly effective.
War hero hits back at bombshell report
Ben Roberts-Smith accuses Nine of trying to intimidate him into not proceeding with a defamation suit.
Cyber security ‘much more than the perimeter’
Enterprises need to look beyond perimeter controls and consider how quickly they can remediate and get their business back-up and running following an attack.
Molan’s win in stoush over ‘racist’ article
A court has ruled in Erin Molan’s favour on one matter as she gears up for a defamation trial against an online tabloid she claims painted her as racist.
Today producer gets strict court warning
A suspended producer for Channel 9’s Today show, who is charged with sexual assault, has asked a magistrate to let him use social media again.
Today producer’s court warning
A suspended producer for Channel 9’s Today show, who is charged with sexual assault, has asked a magistrate to let him use social media again.
Nine’s cyber hack ‘still far from over’
Media giant Nine Entertainment is still battling the fallout from a sophisticated cyber attack that continues to hamper the company’s ability to produce content.
Major twist in Roberts-Smith case
Four Afghan witnesses will be able to testify in the defamation trial brought by Ben Roberts-Smith against Nine newspapers.
Nine’s papers and TV still afflicted by hack
Media giant Nine Entertainment continues to be beset by major technical problems in the wake of Sunday’s cyber attack.
Cyber attack could cost Nine $1m
A major cyberattack continues to cause havoc across the media company with news bulletins and publishing impacted.
Nine confirms cyber attack
Channel Nine was targeted by hackers on Sunday which prevented programs from going to air from its Sydney headquarters.
‘Cyber attack’ continues to disrupt Nine
Karl Stefanovic says Nine Entertainment is still working to understand what caused the attack that is disrupting its broadcasts.
Nine sacks Melbourne staff
Nine Entertainment has taken the axe to many jobs in its Melbourne headquarters impacting local TV productions.
Southern Cross Media plummets as Nine returns to WIN
Southern Cross Media shares fell as much as 20pc after Nine changed back to WIN for regional distribution of its content.
Nine focuses on WIN in talks with Gordon
Nine Entertainment is said to be in talks with wealthy businessman Bruce Gordon about a deal to sell his regional broadcaster WIN Corporation into the $5bn media business
Watchdog’s secret check on Nine
ASIC opened a file into whether a Nine Entertainment insider was involved in possible inappropriate share trading last year.
Terrifying rise of far-right groups in Aus
The alleged attack by a neo-Nazi on a Channel 9 security guard has highlighted a rising threat in Australia as extreme far-right groups spread hate.
Fairfax now an island in the stream
Nine’s move to appoint Stan boss Mike Sneesby as its new chief renews concerns about the relegation of its publishing arm.
Stan’s Sneesby the man for Nine’s new era
Nine’s streaming boss Mike Sneesby now faces daunting task of replacing outgoing chief Hugh Marks.
Resetting Nine’s future
The press conference to announce Stan founder Mike Sneesby will run Nine barely mentioned free-to-air TV or newspapers.
Surprise pick for new Nine CEO
After a four-month vetting process, Nine Entertainment has named Stan’s head honcho as its new boss.
Terror cops charge neo-Nazi leader
A neo-Nazi leader accused of assaulting a Channel 9 security guard after being asked to leave the station’s Melbourne office has been charged.
Costello in control as Nine splinters
Peter Costello has assumed a greater role in running Nine Entertainment amid a deepening split among directors.
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