Nine’s CEO search continues, Marks to stay ‘for now’
Nine reports a lift in first half earnings as media company says the search process for a new chief executive continues.
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Today producer charged with sex assault
A senior producer at Channel 9’s Today show has been charged with sexual assault. He denies the allegation.
Nine cops costs in Aston case
Joe Aston’s defamation case is likely to cost Nine more than $2.5m after Elaine Stead was awarded costs in the matter.
‘Bugger off’ snub may mean $2m payout
A decision to bluntly reject Elaine Stead’s settlement offers in the Joe Aston defamation case is now likely to cost Nine well over $2 million.
Nine Entertainment chief executive search narrows
The understanding is that some members of the Peter Costello board hold differing opinions on the right candidate.
Aston set to learn defamation result
After weeks of deliberation — and more feet photos than we care to count — Joe Aston will learn his fate in defamation case.
What boss drank before blowing 0.227
What Channel 9 news director Darren Wick drank before being pulled over has been revealed after he was sentenced for high-range drink-driving.
Basketball positioned for broadcast bounce
Larry Kestelman’s National Basketball League is in Nine Entertainment and Stan’s sights.
Fans at Australian Open comes at a cost
Tennis Australia’s boss is grateful negotiations with Channel 9 has not played out like Cricket Australia’s bitter dispute with Seven West Media.
‘Blokey’ Nine’s problem with women
There are rumblings only one woman is in the race as Nine execs jockey for the CEO job after scandal sent Hugh Marks packing.
Nine lifts earnings forecast after ads bounce
Nine says underlying earnings are growing faster than earlier predicted as trading conditions improve, particularly in TV.
Rocky horror ride over for vindicated star
Craig McLachlan will resume a $6.5m defamation case against Nine newspapers and the ABC over ‘false allegations of sexual misconduct’.
Nine pulls the plug on China Watch
Nine has stopped publishing a paid monthly insert promoting the Chinese Communist Party.
TV wants Claremont interview
Channel 7 and Channel 9 are seeking the release of the lengthy police interview recorded in the hours after Bradley Edwards’ 2016 arrest.
Nine paid too much for rugby: Seven boss
Nine Entertainment dropped the ball with its $100m investment in rugby, according to Seven boss James Warburton.
League loses its voice as Rabs prepares to call it a day
It’s long been suspected but AWAAT can reveal Ray ‘Rabs’ Warren has stepped down as Channel 9’s No 1 rugby league caller for the 2021 season.
Channel 9 News breaches privacy rules
Channel 9 News breached privacy rules by revealing the home address of two police officers, which intruded on their privacy.
Scurrah’s high hopes as Virgin flies on
Former Virgin Australia CEO Paul Scurrah is being linked to a variety of vacant roles, including Channel 9 and Australia Post.
Race is on for Nine’s plum role
The surprise resignation of Nine boss Hugh Marks at the weekend has quickly moved on to speculation about his replacement.
Investors demand answers on Marks exit
Nine Entertainment investors are demanding answers about the circumstances surrounding the departure of chief executive Hugh Marks at the weekend.
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