News boss quits in big Seven shake-up
The Seven Network has announced a huge shake-up in the wake of the Spotlight scandal with another boss stepping down.
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Kyle’s crude intro to Melbourne audience
Controversial radio host Kyle Sandilands has introduced himself as a “fuel-guzzling, ex-f**k boy” in his first Melbourne broadcast.
Easy way Aussies are saving hundreds
Financial insiders say one simple move is saving Aussies more than $600 a year as they try to stay on top of higher living costs.
Stabbed bishop takes side in Musk-PM war
Lawyers for Elon Musk’s X say the bishop who was allegedly stabbed in a Sydney church “strongly” opposes the video being removed from online, a court has heard.
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ABC lashed over ‘atrocious’ interview
An ABC interview with bystanders who helped injured kids in this week’s horrific Melbourne bus crash has been slammed as “insensitive” and “ghoulish”.
Media company once worth $8.5b collapses
Edgy online news giant Vice Media, once valued at an incredible $8.5 billion, has filed for bankruptcy.
ABC panned for ‘bias’ against King Charles
The national broadcaster reportedly received more than 1000 complaints following its coverage of King Charles’ Coronation.
‘Bravo’: Magazine praised for huge move
For the first time in its 107-year history, British Vogue has released a braille edition of the magazine – a move that’s been applauded.
Massive changes at ABC revealed
The ABC is about to undergo its biggest restructure in six years, which will lead to job losses.
‘Heartbreaking’: New Cleo Smith interview
It’s Cleo Smith’s parents first interview since the sentencing of the man who kidnapped their daughter.
Major media company on brink of collapse
Sources familiar with the “punk rock” news outlet say the company is gearing up to declare bankruptcy after almost 30 years in business.
Brutal email from resigning ABC staffer
A former employee of the ABC let loose in a resignation email that made damning accusations about the broadcaster’s attitude towards millennials.
Slain man’s haunting final images
When a journalist was shot dead by troops at a protest in 2007, his video camera disappeared – along with the last images he filmed.
Disney sues likely presidential candidate
Walt Disney has made the unprecedented move of suing the man who may go up against Donald Trump as the Republican nominee for president.
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