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Calum Jaspan is a media writer for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, based in Melbourne.

John Laws, the ‘Golden Tonsils’ of radio, calls it quits – again

John Laws, the ‘Golden Tonsils’ of radio, calls it quits – again

Laws has announced his retirement for the second time after 13 years at radio network 2SM.

  • by Calum Jaspan

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Sky News forced to apologise after quoting fake Andrew Forrest tweet

Sky News forced to apologise after quoting fake Andrew Forrest tweet

A fake quote from a social media account posing as billionaire Andrew “Twiggy” Forrest was published by Sky in a news story about the ABC, criticising the public broadcaster for a lengthy acknowledgement of country.

  • by Calum Jaspan
The ABC launched a racism review. The responses were damning

The ABC launched a racism review. The responses were damning

Outgoing ABC boss David Anderson has told current and former staff he is “truly sorry” after a report into systemic racism issued 15 recommendations.

  • by Calum Jaspan
Melbourne legend in box seat after Mark Robinson sacked from AFL 360

Melbourne legend in box seat after Mark Robinson sacked from AFL 360

A Demons great has emerged as the frontrunner to replace News Corp’s chief football writer, Mark Robinson, who was axed from Fox Sports’ popular AFL 360 talk show.

  • by Calum Jaspan
It’s a flop: Kyle and Jackie O show sinks further in Melbourne

It’s a flop: Kyle and Jackie O show sinks further in Melbourne

The pair have dominated Sydney FM radio for almost two decades, but the national expansion has had a rough start.

  • by Calum Jaspan
Psychological support enlisted for ABC staff ahead of racism review

Psychological support enlisted for ABC staff ahead of racism review

The ABC is bracing for the details of the long-awaited Janke review into racism at the broadcaster, set to be published on Tuesday.

  • by Calum Jaspan
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Peter Greste spent 400 days in jail. Now he wants a register for journalists in Australia

Peter Greste spent 400 days in jail. Now he wants a register for journalists in Australia

Former journalist Peter Greste spent 400 days in an Egyptian jail while working for Al Jazeera. Now, he has co-founded a body to define journalistic standards and press freedom in Australia.

  • by Calum Jaspan
Hutchison’s company at the centre of footy media shake-up

Hutchison’s company at the centre of footy media shake-up

Craig Hutchison is set to feature on Seven next year as his production company, Rainmaker, expands its relationship with the Kerry Stokes-controlled network.

  • by Calum Jaspan
Hubbl boss departs as Foxtel restructures again

Hubbl boss departs as Foxtel restructures again

Foxtel has overhauled its reporting structure after two senior executive exits.

  • by Calum Jaspan
Caroline Wilson to join Seven’s broadcast team for 2025 AFL season

Caroline Wilson to join Seven’s broadcast team for 2025 AFL season

The leading football journalist will keep writing for The Age and maintain her regular commitments with 3AW.

  • by Calum Jaspan
ABC failed to act on 2022 legal notice about Heston Russell audio issues

ABC failed to act on 2022 legal notice about Heston Russell audio issues

ABC managing director David Anderson has commissioned an independent review into a story published in 2022 about former commando Heston Russell with incorrect audio.

  • by Calum Jaspan

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