How the AI Boom is Dividing Australia. Plus, the PM's Podcast Fumble and UK's Far-Right Implodes
Albanese’s apology after an awkward interview, how artificial intelligence is reshaping work and news, and a UK leader quits.
Albanese’s apology after an awkward interview, how artificial intelligence is reshaping work and news, and a UK leader quits.
Why a health regulator’s antisemitism definition alarms medical workers, and why media outlets are fighting betting ad limits.
SBS’s World Cup coverage, a royal commission’s soft touch on tech platforms, podcasting politicians and Stefanovic’s backers.
Karl Stefanovic’s split with Nine and what it says about Australian media, plus the Israel–Lebanon deal handing over territory.
Recorded live on tour in Sydney: what the Logie nominations say about Australian TV, Starmer’s exit and how to fight back against One Nation.
Pauline Hanson’s Press Club speech splits reporters, Keir Starmer’s grip on power slips, and Craig Foster on the Socceroos.
Pauline Hanson’s Press Club speech and the press gallery’s response, plus the US–Iran deal and Israel’s occupation of Lebanon.
Far-right online networks fuel unrest in Britain and Northern Ireland, and Pauline Hanson’s party goes from punchline to headline.
Why sport rules the culture, the media’s timidity on the US alliance, Nine selling Pedestrian and Hugh Marks’ plans for the ABC.
Charlie Pickering responds to the backlash, the risk of a new Israel–Iran war, and the slow death of local and regional news.
Trump’s heated call with Netanyahu, Charlie Pickering’s attack on Grace Tame, and whether anyone really wants a ceasefire.
The turmoil at the ABC and the exit of its news boss, plus Os interviews Jacobin founder Bhaskar Sunkara.
Will the Bondi Royal Commission deliver answers, or become another way to criminalise anti-Israel activism?
Why Israel’s treatment of flotilla detainees got wall-to-wall coverage when Gaza doesn’t, and One Nation’s attacks on journalists.
Why the government is taking a hit over a fairer tax system, the campaigns against it, and what younger Australians actually get.
How developers and lobby groups are using the media to fight the housing tax changes, and News Corp’s latest campaign.