By Scott Mitchell
The 7am podcast, once Australia's most-listened to daily news podcast has been sold by its publisher, Schwartz Media, to Solstice Media, the publisher of The New Daily website.
Schwartz Media's CEO and head of editorial Erik Jensen informed staff of the sale on Wednesday, saying it would go through as soon as the end of this financial year.
Who really wins from Australia's new deal with the US? Hint: It isn't Australian taxpayers.
On Thursday morning, the NSW Supreme Court struck down new laws, because they clashed with the implied constitutional right of freedom of political expression. So, will governments reflect on how we got here?
This week, the ABC's Hugh Marks admitted the broadcaster hasn't even looked into whether lobbyists have been appeased, in cases other than Antoinette Lattouf's firing, and they don't intend on looking into it.
Correspondence obtained by Lamestream shows the NPC confirmed Chris Hedges as a speaker, before cancelling him due to "balance".
Who really wins from Australia's new deal with the US? Hint: It isn't Australian taxpayers.
Following the universal praise heaped on Prime Minister Anthony Albanese by the media after his visit to Donald Trump's White House this week, Os and Scott cast a more critical eye over the meeting. They cover what was discussed, Trump's attacks on a number of journalists
Os and Scott discuss the significance of former Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce announcing his shock resignation from the Nationals and the rumours that he is set to join One Nation, potentially as their next leader. They unpack what's really behind the decision, why conservative politics in Australia
Os kicks off this episode by talking Scott through his experience watching 'The Morning Show', the star-studded Apple TV series set in a US TV network, and why it is one of the most bizarre show's he's ever seen, before Scott shares some of
