Sport Con: Channel 9 Chad? Townsville too small for Townsend
Chad Townsend has opened up on his motivation for calling it quits at the Cowboys while ’Alfie’ Langer is set to cash in on his new-found popularity.
Nine Entertainment
Sarah Ferguson’s soft interview with Assange’s legal loyalist
Unlike the taxpayer funded public broadcaster and for the most part Nine Newspapers, News Corp outlets have heard from Julian Assange’s critics as well as his supporters.
Staff revolt over Nine job cuts
Staff at Nine Entertainment have passed a motion of no confidence in boss Mike Sneesby and its board after he announced hundreds of job losses.
Channel 9 roadblock to fan-friendly Origin kick-off time
The arduous countdown to tonight’s State of Origin blockbuster is on, but many kids will be in bed before the teams even run out. That could be about to change. VOTE IN OUR POLL
$30m vision for historic North Adelaide site
A historic slice of the former Channel 9 studios site would be revamped with offices and a rooftop restaurant and bar as part of a $30m project. See the plans.
Wave of claims to Nine’s review
A groundswell of anger among female employees at Nine Entertainment is sweeping through all corners of the media company.
Nine needs to address ‘issues of the past’: CEO
Mike Sneesby has told staff Nine is committed to ensuring ‘everyone feels respected’ and admits the company needs ‘cultural change’.
‘Predatory behaviour’: Ex-staffer reports male bosses at Nine
A former female Nine Entertainment employee has reported allegations of sexual harassment and bullying involving two senior male staff.
Kerri-Anne Kennerley takes aim at Nine culture as more dirt emerges
The former Nine star has excoriated her old employer over its ‘entrenched’ culture of bullying and intimidation, as fresh claims emerge against two senior male Nine managers.
‘Melting icebergs’ like Nine Entertainment search for direction
Nine Entertainment left the list of top 100 stocks in Australia last week. Will it ever make a comeback?
When push comes to shove: executives move to oust Costello
The Nine chairman’s position with the media company is ‘simply untenable’ following the former federal treasurer’s physical confrontation with a journalist.
Costello quits Nine after airport clash
Former federal treasurer Peter Costello has quit as the chairman of media giant Nine three days after a controversial incident with a journalist.
A push too far: Costello resigns as Nine chairman
Peter Costello departs three days after a confrontation with a journalist ending, at least in the short-term, a crisis that has exposed Nine’s ugly underbelly.
Costello’s unworthy conduct
Peter Costello’s conduct fell far below what the public expects.
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.
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