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The former prime minister has told Labor and the ABC to stop paying attention to the Murdoch media empire.
ABC Radio Melbourne has lifted itself off the mat,aided by a boost from Charlie Pickering in his first survey period as new host of its Drive program.
KIIS FM has continued to decline after the exit of its star broadcasters Kyle Sandilands and Jackie ‘O’ Henderson,falling another 0.8 per cent in the latest audience survey.
As many as 300 staff will be axed after advertising revenue declines proved to be worse than expected.
Seven Network staff are bracing for mass job cuts,which are expected to amount to as many as 200 redundancies across the company.
Hugh Marks said that Justin Stevens resigned,but his exit was “inevitable” after the pair disagreed on the right direction for Australia’s largest newsroom.
The boss of the NRL has long set his sights on surpassing the AFL’s seven-year $4.5 billion deal struck in 2022. Opinion is split on whether he can achieve that magic number.
Only a few months into the role,the new boss of Four Corners plans to change editorial processes at the longest-running show on Australian television.
The government is pressing ahead with its plan to make tech giants fund journalism,shrugging off Meta’s claim it amounts to a “discriminatory tax”.