The head of one of the world’s oldest news agencies has warned Australia’s media rivals that AI poses a threat too great to fight alone.
Amy Jackson
Nine Publishing has announced a fresh round of job cuts as the media company accelerates its shift away from print.
Cameron Micallef
Perth’s Italian football extravaganza will be broadcast live and free on Channel 7 as part of a major TV deal that will see the game also viewed around the world.
Truth API will deliver posts from the 10 most influential Truth Social accounts to customers at a significantly faster pace than regular push notifications.
Deborah Mary Sophia and Saqib Iqbal Ahmed
Teens in Britain will be blocked from social media between midnight and 6am, in bid to prevent the negative effects of late-night scrolling on mental health.
Staff Writers
Former Channel Nine star Karl Stefanovic has offered three simple words to unnamed critics who have slammed him over his podcast: ‘Go f*** yourself.’
Tegwen Bescoby
A lawsuit threatens to derail Paramount CEO David Ellison's bid to transform his company into a major rival of Netflix and Disney.
Jody Godoy and Dawn Chmielewski
The outspoken broadcaster shared his ups and downs almost daily.
Demi Huang
Eddie McGuire has confirmed Karl Stefanovic will not be returning to co-host The Long Weekend radio following his Nine network exit.
Emma Kirk
Australian artists say they are victims of copyright crime due to AI scraping their works, and are urging big tech to negotiate licensing deals.
Liz Hobday and Will Nicholas
It's an end of an era in Britain as BBC Radio's last long wave service is switched off for good after broadcasting since before World War II.
Carla Feric
After his dramatic exit from Nine, Karl Stefanovic’s unexpected message has reportedly sparked anger behind the scenes at the network.
Madeline Cove and Chloe Maher
The Mad F---ing Witches group said it will wait to see if Karl Stefanovic’s radio show is cancelled before deciding whether to launch an advertiser boycott campaign that could badly hurt the company.
Aaron Patrick and Katina Curtis
Former ABC chairman Maurice Newman is backing One Nation leader Pauline Hanson’s plan to make the national broadcaster a subscription service in the big cities.
Stephen Johnson
Kyle Sandilands has walked away with a multimillion-dollar payout and a new business arrangement after settling his contract dispute with ARN Media.
Madeline Cove
Young, highly educated Australians are leading the way in paying for online news, with many ditching the mainstream for digital-only specialist outlets.
Ben McKay
A Channel 7 reporter has taken to social media to share how she was made redundant from the network while on maternity leave, as hundreds across the company are cut.
Emma Kirk, Jack Nivison
Grace Tame’s podcast deal with the ABC has faced fierce condemnation from politicians and commentators after her pro-Palestinian rally chants.
Tia Clarkson-Pascoe
The West Australian is more than a newspaper.
Christopher Dore
Tributes have flowed for one of the world’s most respected aviation journalists, following his death at age 74.
A long-time aviation writer and editor at The West Australian across most of its sections for many years, Thomas passed away on Wednesday surrounded by loved ones.
Adrian Lowe
Years after the home of an Australian journalist and the national broadcaster were raided by police, new calls have emerged for an overhaul to secrecy laws.
The US TV network CBS has fired one of its most prominent journalists after he criticised the new regime at the network as being unqualified.
Jasper Ward
Commentators have slammed the ABC after one of its own stars drew issue with Grace Tame’s new appointment as a podcast host.
Jack Nivison
