How a Media Pile-On Ended Jason Arday's Life. Plus, AOC and the 'Woke' Debate
The campaign against Cambridge academic Jason Arday, and whether AOC’s possible presidential run could spark a left revival here.
The campaign against Cambridge academic Jason Arday, and whether AOC’s possible presidential run could spark a left revival here.
The Daily Aus promotes a festival, but doesn't disclose the organisers have an ownership stake. Plus, News Corp is slashing arts coverage and Hannah Ferguson's campaign for Grayndler suffers a communications hiccup.
The Daily Aus promotes a festival, but doesn't disclose the organisers have an ownership stake. Plus, News Corp is slashing arts coverage and Hannah Ferguson's campaign for Grayndler suffers a communications hiccup.
Crikey’s media dynasties row, Albanese’s fruity diplomatic flap, Kyle Sandilands behind a paywall, and gambling ad reform.
Hugh Marks’ Rinehart apology and joke rules, Jo Puccini’s ABC exit, and One Nation’s sway over Labor’s immigration policy.
Hugh Marks wants to change the ABC’s rules on what jokes it can broadcast, apologise and remove content — all because of a week-long Gina Rinehart media campaign.
A source turns on Media Watch, Hugh Marks is rewriting the rules of what can be said on ABC, and journalists are shell-shocked after Jo Puccini's exit.
Jo Puccini had worked at the ABC for 25 years and was one of the news divisions longest-serving and most senior leaders.
News Corp turns on an inquiry, Hanson’s party freezes out reporters, and publishers and tech platforms fight over millions.
Why tens of thousands crossed into Spain’s Ceuta enclave, who’s exploiting it, and Rinehart’s swipe at ABC satire.
Lamestream can reveal new details of the fallout over the removal of two episodes of Four Corners, by reporter Mahmood Fazal, including the Walkley foundation scrubbing their website.
FIFA’s World Cup sell-off, Victoria’s Labor leadership switch, Sandilands’ $99 show and Albanese’s fundraiser under scrutiny.
Hannah Ferguson’s tilt at Grayndler, Labor’s conference fight over Gaza, and the ABC’s ousting of Justin Stevens.
The big media story this week has been allegations of nepotism at Mamamia, but it looks like the company has bigger problems.
Dave Hughes’ meltdown, Barnaby Joyce backing Pauline Hanson, Israel lobbying Labor’s conference and Nolan’s Homer epic.
Hanson’s Sicilian holiday with Gina Rinehart, the media’s lazy coverage of her London tour, and Trump’s widening war on Iran.