Media & marketing
Who’s backing who? Every major newspaper’s pick for prime minister
A slim majority of newspapers have gone against the expectations of the pollsters to back the Coalition to return to power.
- Calum Jaspan
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- Analysis
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Media Watch’s Kim Williams take-down hands a win to ABC boss
The controversy with comedian Austen Tayshus has allowed the public broadcaster’s managing director Hugh Marks to step out of the shadows and make his presence felt.
- Calum Jaspan
For 2GB, there is life after Ray Hadley
The shock jock’s replacement, Mark Levy, has delivered on audience share.
- Calum Jaspan
ABC Radio sinks to new low in Melbourne ahead of election
ABC Melbourne has delivered its lowest ever share of the city’s radio audience, but the latest survey results were more positive for Kyle and Jackie O.
- Calum Jaspan
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- Foxtel
Job cuts hit Foxtel, four weeks into new ownership
The pay TV and streaming operator has made 100 staff redundant after being acquired by British firm DAZN.
- Calum Jaspan
Kyle Sandilands threatens Melbourne exit as company makes more cuts
The KIIS FM host told listeners the Kyle and Jackie O show was not going to “super serve Melbourne and ignore our Sydney audience”.
- Calum Jaspan
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- Brisbane 2032 Olympics
Olympic stadium logo revealed as work starts on Victoria Park plan
Five weeks after Victoria Park was rubber-stamped as the site of Brisbane’s main Olympic stadium, the delivery authority’s focus has shifted.
- Cameron Atfield
How a can of Coke and day-old cake led to iconic photo that went around the world
Peter Arnett and his colleagues had watched the last of the US Marines flee in a helicopter. Then they heard a telltale squeak in the stairs outside their office.
- David Rising and Valerie Komor
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ABC staff label Kim Williams ‘arrogant’ over comedian imbroglio
ABC’s Media Watch has taken the public broadcaster’s chairman, Kim Williams, to task for allegedly labelling some regional staff “arrogant” and pressuring them to give a comedian airtime.
- Calum Jaspan
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- Australia votes
Social climbers: How Perth independents are bypassing mainstream media to reach voters
Social media is playing a bigger role in political campaigns, but no WA candidates are doing it as effectively as Kate Hulett in Fremantle and Kate Chaney in Curtin.
- Mark Naglazas
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