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Reporting in India ‘too difficult’ under Modi, says departing Australian journalist
Despite eventual visa backflip by authorities, ABC’s south-Asia correspondent Avani Dias left after being made to...
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‘A lot of stories that will now go untold’: outback NSW newspaper closes after almost 130 years
Broken Hill’s only newspaper, The Barrier Truth, closes due to cashflow problems, with staffer saying loss...
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Seven CEO James Warburton departs network
Media executive’s exit comes as broadcaster faces a number of controversiesGet our morning and afternoon news...
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Seven boss departs – as it happened
This blog is now closed.Seven CEO James Warburton departs networkAustralia needs a plan for war to...
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Lisa Wilkinson says ‘I published a true story about a rape’ after Bruce Lehrmann defamation case ruling
Former host of The Project hails verdict as Network Ten solicitor calls decision ‘unmitigated disaster’ for...
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Bruce Lehrmann defamation trial verdict – as it happened
This blog is now closed.Full report: Bruce Lehrmann ‘hellbent on having sex’ with Brittany Higgins and...
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Bruce Lehrmann discussed $200,000 payment for controversial Spotlight interview, defamation trial told
Justice Michael Lee adjourned the court after former Seven Spotlight producer Taylor Auerbach spent two days...
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ACT anti-corruption watchdog examining Walter Sofronoff’s contact with media during Lehrmann trial
Integrity commission cites ‘exceptional circumstances’ to make announcement, which involves ‘no adverse findings of any kind’Get...
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Claims of sex, drugs and credit cards: five key takeaways from Taylor Auerbach’s evidence at the Bruce Lehrmann defamation trial
High-profile defamation case reopened on Thursday with former Spotlight producer for Channel Seven giving evidenceGet our...
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Anne Aly criticises Simon Birmingham for repeating Netanyahu’s ‘dismissive’ response to aid worker’s death – as it happened
This blog is now closedBruce Lehrmann defamation trial: Channel Seven offered Taylor Auerbach promotion after rebuking...
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Bruce Lehrmann defamation trial: Network Ten asks to reopen its defence, citing ‘fresh evidence’
Justice Michael Lee will hear an urgent application from Network Ten at 5pm on TuesdayGet our...
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ABC broadcaster James Valentine ‘hopeful and terrified’ after oesophageal cancer diagnosis
Sydney Afternoons’ host told listeners he will need surgery to remove his entire oesophagus and is...
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Peter Dutton says truth in political advertising ‘probably welcome’ but calls out Labor as scare campaign ‘experts’
Opposition leader’s comments signal the Coalition may support new laws to safeguard electionsFollow our Australia news...
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ACT government considers response after court rules Sofronoff’s calls with journalist gave rise to impression of bias
Judge overturns one finding against former ACT director of public prosecutions Shane DrumgoldFollow our Australia news...
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Scams promoted in fake news articles and deepfake videos cost Australians more than $8m last year
The National Anti-Scam Centre has warned people to beware after it had more than 400 reports...
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Bruce Lehrmann’s lawyers argue evidence is not available to rule out Britanny Higgins’ consent
Lehrmann’s lawyers also admit client’s evidence is ‘unsatisfactory’ but say it would be overstating it to...
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Meta on collision course with Australian government after announcing end to journalism funding deals
Publishers informed on Friday Meta would not enter new deals when current contracts expire and Facebook...
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Lisa Wilkinson told Ten boss she worried about losing Sydney home if network didn’t cover her legal fees
Court documents reveal details of emotional call with Beverley McGarvey in which Wilkinson blamed network for...
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Lisa Wilkinson wins bid for Ten to pay her legal fees in Bruce Lehrmann defamation case
Justice Michael Lee, ruling in journalist’s favour, accepts Lisa Wilkinson took legal advice about her Logies...
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Ben Roberts-Smith: ‘hard to understand’ how Afghan man died other than by unlawful execution, judge says
Court in former SAS soldier’s defamation appeal hears arguments supporting reports old man found in tunnel...
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Australian media mourns Harold Mitchell, the man who ‘changed how advertising works’
Tributes flow for pioneer and ‘doyen’ of industry who has died at the age of 81Get...
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Ben Roberts-Smith defamation appeal: news companies argue ex-SAS corporal’s case ‘fundamentally flawed’
Roberts-Smith, 45, is seeking to overturn June defamation trial judgment that found he engaged in war...
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Smart TVs must showcase Australian free-to-air channels alongside streaming services under proposed legislation
New devices would need to provide easy access to free-to-air networks, pre-install their video-on-demand apps and...
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Andrew O’Keefe avoids jail time for assault and drug possession convictions
Judge tells court assault was ‘violent and degrading’ as former TV host ordered to serve 18...