Four words Assange told PM revealed
Julian Assange spoke to Anthony Albanese after arriving in Australia for the first time in 15 years, here’s what he said.
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Assange heads to Australia after guilty plea
Julian Assange has left US soil, now a free man and destined for Australia after pleading guilty to a charge relating to the leak of classified documents.
‘Massacre’: Inside Aussie TV’s darkest day
Australian television is in the grips of chaos as top-rating Seven wages a “bloodbath” at its most senior levels, while its rival lurches from scandal to scandal.
Seven’s head of sport let go due to cuts
The media company’s cost-cutting moves have led to multiple executives walking, including the head of sport and managing director of Melbourne.
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Price hike for popular streaming service
The popular streaming service has announced the change amid a major cost-of-living crisis across Australia.
Tech giant’s Aussie job cuts
Dozens of Australian workers have been made redundant by a tech giant just months after more than 10,000 jobs were cut.
Elon Musk confirms hidden meaning of logo
The billionaire has made his love of the letter ‘X’ clear, but he has revealed the hidden meaning behind some of his iconic brand logos.
Journo’s 100 harrowing days detained in Russia
Australian colleagues of a journalist accused of espionage in Russia have shown their support for his release as his ordeal reaches a grim milestone.
‘Evil’: Christian parent erupts over billboard
A concerned parent has lodged an official complaint about a giant billboard in Melbourne, claiming the video game advert is offensive to Christians.
Influencers to claim big this tax time
Australians with a side hustle can make the most out of their upcoming tax returns by following these simple tips.
BRS’ replacement at Seven West revealed
The man who will replace Ben Roberts-Smith’s role at Seven West Media has been announced, just weeks after the disgraced former soldier lost a landmark defamation case.
ABC cuts cause major changes to network
A transition to a digital-first model has the public broadcaster scrapping 120 jobs and state-based Sunday night news.
Newspaper dumps star columnist over article
The Age has sacked one of its star columnists after she called out the newspaper over refusing to run her article on youth gender transition.
Iconic Aussie company collapses
The Australian branch of the iconic weight loss company has gone under after administrators failed to find a buyer.
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