Costello’s unworthy conduct
Peter Costello’s conduct fell far below what the public expects.
Nine Entertainment
Nine board meets in wake of Peter Costello fracas
The seven-person board of Nine is meeting on Friday, less than 24 hours after its chairman had a physical altercation with a journalist at Canberra Airport.
How did Costello think this would play out?
Nine’s A Current Affair wouldn’t exist without reporters jogging alongside persons of interest and demanding answers, just as Liam Mendes did with Peter Costello.
Shorten rejects Paris posting rumours
While rejecting speculation he was off to Paris, the Labor frontbencher did appear interested in another position.
Nine boss on a bumpy road – will he hit the skids?
Nine Entertainment chief executive Mike Sneesby was spotted on Monday on his way to work as his future remains in limbo.
Sneesby still on hook: insiders
Nine Entertainment boss Mike Sneesby’s future at the media organisation remains uncertain.
CEO ‘not aware of culture issues’, Nine staff told
During a ‘solemn event’, Mike Sneesby addressed some of the network’s biggest stars as Karl Stefanovic said ‘men need to do better’ at Nine.
Nine bosses admit to ‘integrity failures’
Nine’s chair Peter Costello and CEO Mike Sneesby have made the frank admission that the media company ‘needs to do more’ with regards to its ‘failings with integrity.
Nine boss Mike Sneesby ‘a dead man walking’
Nine chair Peter Costello has refused to back his chief executive as the board meets for the first time since sexual harassment allegations against Darren Wick were revealed.
Twelve women, NDAs and CEO in crisis over Wick’s Nine lives
More than a dozen former and current Nine TV journalists have alleged misconduct by Darren Wick, with multiple non-disclosure agreements signed by staff over interactions they had with the former news boss.
Premiers to reveal all in new documentary
It takes a lot to win three titles on the trot, and the Panthers have decided to take fans into their inner sanctum with a new series that launches next week.
BRS begins fight to clear his name
Decorated soldier Ben Roberts-Smith is appealing after a devastating loss in his defamation proceedings against Nine Newspapers.
No ‘nefarious’ cover up in Ben Roberts-Smith case
Evidence relied upon in throwing out the former SAS soldier’s defamation case against Nine newspapers at times contradicted official military documentation, an appeal court has heard.
Aus Open star calls out Channel 9 for sexist coverage
Daria Kasatkina has hit out at Channel 9’s television scheduling after they chose not to air the prime time clash between two female players in favour of the controversial Alexander Zverev.
Terrorism a matter of opinion at Nine papers
Editors at The Sydney Morning Herald disputed references to Hamas’s mass rapes, killings on October 7 in an opinion column and demanded changes, a freelance arts writer says.
VRC, Tabcorp inch closer to broadcast deal with Nine
Big crowds returned to Flemington this year for the Melbourne Cup, but its host club is still finding it hard to make money from the race that stops the nation.
Tom Morris in shock move to rival network
The comeback of footy journalist Tom Morris after his sacking by Fox Footy has gained pace with his shock defection from SEN to a rival network.
WNBL fans left in the dark after Nine broadcast crash
Technical issues have marred the opening rounds of the WNBL for the second year running, with fans missing the game winning shot in the grand final rematch, after the broadcast flatlined.
Challenging start to the TV year, Nine says
Nine Entertainment says it has been a challenging start to the year, with revenues in the metropolitan TV market dropping.
Axed ABC star’s next move revealed
Former ABC political editor Andrew Probyn will join Nine from next month after he was made redundant by the national broadcaster.
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