Reporting on green energy fails truth test
There is a far less rosy side to the energy transition story than reporters are admitting to readers and listeners.
There is a far less rosy side to the energy transition story than reporters are admitting to readers and listeners.
Nine’s keen to go to mediation in its defamation case brought by a prominent surgeon all while key witnesses are contradicting what was reported or rejecting the quotes attributed to them.
Nine papers and 60 Minutes weren’t flattering of surgeon Dr Munjed Al Muderis, who’s seeking damages. So it’s no surprise their 11th-hour attempt to mediate hasn’t been viewed kindly.
Seven West Media has withdrawn from the bidding process for the Melbourne Cup broadcast rights, leaving Nine Entertainment in the box seat.
Unhappy patients from the US and Cambodia are among the 30 people to give evidence in surgeon’s defamation trial.
Ben Roberts-Smith should pay all costs of his failed defamation trial because he attempted to “conceal the truth”, a court has been told.
Former Channel 9 journalist Charlton Hart had been hired to help troubled Transport Minister Mark Bailey, but the pair banged heads repeatedly.
The media company has given staff a step-by-step guide on how to use inclusive language and avoid misgendering a person by using the wrong pronouns.
Nine Entertainment’s chief executive officer Mike Sneesby has signalled a tough outlook for the business in the 2024 financial year.
‘Australia’s most trusted doctor’ was the overblown moniker bestowed by Norman Swan upon himself, but it seems he will have an on-air rival in the guise of Nick Coatsworth.
The chief financial officer at Nine Entertainment is departing the media company just weeks before its upcoming annual financial year results.
Channel 7 have won the latest round of TV ratings war with Channel 9 after the Matildas’ 4-0 annihilation of Canada beat the final day of the Ashes by an enormous margin.
Memo to the Victorian Premier: historic child sex abuse occurred in multiple public schools as well as Catholic schools.
Lawyers representing the financial backers of Ben Roberts-Smith, including media mogul Kerry Stokes, have slammed a ‘fishing expedition’ by Nine Newspapers.
Once known for its star power when Kerry Packer owned the television network, the project on the former studio property is fast becoming a top apartment precinct.
Channel 9 could lose the State of Origin rights, after a rival network launched an audacious $150m bid to pinch rugby league’s showpiece series. See exclusive video of the secret meeting.
The billionaire media mogul is fighting to set aside subpoenas that may reveal more details of his agreement to bankroll the Victoria Cross recipient’s disastrous defamation case.
Billionaire Kerry Stokes is ordered to hand over details of his agreement with Ben Roberts-Smith to bankroll the VC recipient’s $25m defamation case.
Kerry Stokes’ private company and the Seven Network have suffered a fresh blow ahead of a battle over the costs of Ben Roberts-Smith’s defamation trial.
Gold Coast coach Stuart Dew has hit out at claims by Channel 9’s Caroline Wilson that he was set to be sacked, claiming the comments were ‘unfounded’.
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