‘This crossed a line’: Nine’s fury at Clarkson journo ‘threat’
Channel Nine says one of its journalists was “made to feel uncomfortable” and felt threatened after being told her “time would come” by North Melbourne coach Alastair Clarkson.
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Court snubs public’s ‘right to know’
A coalition of some of Australia’s biggest media organisations has urged the Federal Court to repeal its controversial decision to restrict journalists’ access to key court documents.
Nine apologises over ‘racial stir’
Aboriginal activist Stephen Hagan has reached a settlement with Nine Entertainment over false claims that he alleges were designed to stir racial tensions.
Foxtel a ‘good fit’ for Nine under streaming rationalisation
In a crowded streaming service marketplace, there is talk whether it would make sense for Nine Entertainment to buy Foxtel.
Nine wins $315m rights to Olympics
Nine Entertainment has secured exclusive broadcast rights to the Summer and Winter Olympics for the next decade, including the 2032 Games.
Court rules that AFR defamed minister
Nine Entertainment must pay PNG minister William Duma more than half a million dollars in damages after publishing many stories that ran a ‘false narrative’.
What happens when you lose 3 million viewers in 12 months?
Just after signing a new $500 million TV rights deal, Channel 9 has been hit with a 40 per cent drop-off in Aus Open viewers. Find out what went wrong and what it means.
Nine pays six figures to bigwig
The Age and 60 Minutes have deleted dozens of articles relating to alleged branch-stacking by a former Victorian Liberal party powerbroker after he launched defamation action.
Nine left red-faced as tennis star snubs Open for BBL
A tennis ace has rubbed salt in the wound for the host broadcaster, who has been dealt another blow. MEDIA STREET
Nine’s decision to wipe Djokovic from telecast backfires
Channel 9 has come under heavy fire following the network’s decision to brush the greatest Australian Open champion from its telecast.
Nine to take hit from Kyrgios’ Australian Open exit
The Australian Open’s television broadcaster has splashed out a fortune for the TV rights, but audiences are likely to take a hit following the withdrawal of Kyrgios.
How deal of the century turned into $500m nightmare
Channel Nine went all in on the tennis, forking out half a billion dollars to secure the Australian Open rights. Here’s what the Nick Kyrgios bombshell means for them.
Neo-Nazi’s vile court act after Ch 9 assault
A neo-Nazi who assaulted a security guard outside Channel 9’s Melbourne HQ has learnt his fate in court, before performing a vile act outside the building.
Channel 9 edges ahead as TV rights race intensifies
Paramount’s enormous war chest may not be enough to secure cricket’s broadcasting rights as Channel 9’s possible return from the cricketing wilderness gathers momentum.
Nine may stump Ten in cricket pitch
Cricket Australia is hopeful of a combined play for broadcast rights, which would beat a big bid from Network Ten.
Property listings ‘crash’ hits Nine, Domain profits
The property group has blamed ‘deteriorating’ conditions for a hefty earnings downgrade as listings dive 51 per cent in Sydney this month, as troubles also weigh on Nine’s outlook.
Nine’s backpay comes up short
The Media, Entertainment and Arts Alliance has received complaints about Nine Entertainment failing to correctly reimburse staff who were left out of pocket.
Nine, Daily Mail sued over slur
A prominent Aboriginal activist is suing the Daily Mail and Nine Entertainment over stories published in 2020 that alleged he was leading the fight to rename Pauls ‘Smarter White Milk’.
TV presenter to fight DV charges
Former high-profile sports anchor Cameron Williams will fight domestic violence charges at a hearing early next year.
Ex-TV reporter charged with assault
A former Channel 9 presenter will front court this week after an alleged domestic violence incident at a Hunter Region retreat.
Ex-TV reporter charged with assault
Former Channel 9 presenter Cam Williams will front court after an alleged domestic violence incident at a Hunter Region retreat.
Nine’s staff await back pay, roster overhaul
Many staff at the media giant – left out of pocket by their employer over the past six years – will receive dues in the coming weeks with roster changes to fix the problem.
Ex-Nine sports presenter charged on DV offences
Cameron Williams, 59, has been arrested and charged with common assault in an alleged domestic violence incident against his wife.
Monday Buzz: Dogs denied prime time
Analysis of the 2023 NRL draw shows how badly the Bulldogs have been snubbed when it comes to time in the broadcast spotlight. See how your club fared
Walkleys sit tight on Laming probe
The nation’s most prestigious media awards have failed to make public the findings of a review into an award given to two Channel 9 journalists for a defamatory report on Andrew Laming.
Secret Nine meeting brokers truce with Warne’s family
The late Shane Warne’s family and Channel 9 have finally buried the hatchet over a ‘beyond disrespectful’ telemovie announcement.
Nine pays record $425m for Aus tennis rights
Tennis Australia and Nine Entertainment will remain in partnership until at least 2029 after agreeing to a lucrative five-year broadcast extension.
Nine to pay record $425m to keep tennis rights
The deal is the most expensive in history for tennis in Australia, and means Nine will broadcast the Australian Open until at least 2029.
Stan not for sale but Nine will consider offers
Nine Entertainment boss Mike Sneesby says its streaming service is not up for sale but the company is open to considering any opportunities.
Block icon’s bizarre confession
He has become a staple of the popular Channel 9 show, however a strange admission will leave fans confused about his involvement.
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