Journalist Antoinette Lattouf has amended her Fair Work case against the ABC to include racial discrimination after she was sacked by the broadcaster three days into a short-term contract in December.

The public broadcaster says Antoinette Lattouf’s short-term radio-hosting contract was terminated early because she shared a controversial social media post.

An hour-by-hour look at the events surrounding journalist Antoinette Lattouf’s removal from her five-day stint on ABC Radio.

The messages also reveal a member of the group Lawyers for Israel calling Lattouf’s lawyer Josh Bornstein, who is Jewish, a “traiter”.

The majority of small business owners are earning less than their own employees, according to new data from the Australian Small Business Ombudsman.

Antoinette Lattouf was asked not to return on Wednesday for the remaining two shifts on her contract over social media posts about the Israel-Hamas conflict.

Nour Haydar told this masthead her decision was straightforward after the broadcaster’s coverage came under scrutiny from journalists within its own newsrooms.

The broadcaster’s sacking over a social media post suggests a state of mind induced by two decades of cumulative intimidation, hostility, board-stacking and financial punishment.

The extraordinary events involving Shane Drumgold, the Australian newspaper and the report itself bring into question our entire criminal justice system

Managing director David Anderson emailed the ABC’s chief content officer to say complaints had been made about Antoinette Lattouf, the Fair Work Commission has heard.

ABC global affairs editor John Lyons told a staff meeting the broadcaster “faced one of its darkest days” when this masthead published a series of leaked WhatsApp messages from a group of pro-Israel...

Former ASIO boss finds Home Affairs failed to conduct adequate due diligence when issuing contracts that led to public money being paid to suspected criminals and corrupt officials.

I am one of a number of doctors being doxxed on an Instagram page after advocating for Palestinians. They post photos of my family and private life. I am called a racist, a Nazi, an antisemite.

Instead of being praised for Qantas's financial health, Alan Joyce is under fire — and it's all to do with how much taxpayer support it received versus how much tax it paid, writes business editor...

Minister for Industry Ed Husic would not directly comment on Antoinette Lattouf’s dismissal from the ABC but said there was always room for opinion.

The high-end bakery known for its viral watermelon cake is facing a discrimination claim after two workers were sacked.

Qantas now joins the long list of Australian companies that thought they were immune from the consequences of their contempt for the community. There are plenty of others.

Australia’s biggest company has sought to mobilise its army of shareholders against the government’s industrial relations policy, flagging a likely dividend cut.

Just like right-wing arguments in the US that destroyed measures designed to reduce racial inequality, the No campaign encourages Australians to lie to themselves.

Paul O'Halloran regularly sees the damage decades of abuse at a Catholic school have had on his community. He's worried about the impact of the collapse of the Catholic Church-owned insurer and says...

“Mismanagement” by Chris Oliver-Taylor undermined the public broadcaster’s integrity, an ABC union house committee says.

Antoinette Lattouf’s unlawful termination case against the public broadcaster will continue after a resolution could not be reached by her and the organisation’s lawyers in a mediation hearing.

The recently formed Jewish Council of Australia – a strident critic of Israel – is accused by other Jewish groups of misleading people about who they represent.

The presenter, suing the public broadcaster for unlawful termination after being sacked from her radio gig last year, makes her small screen debut.

The word “antisemitism” is being exploited by the pro-Israel lobby to silence criticism of the Israeli government’s bombing of civilians in Gaza.

Angela Williamson has just settled with Cricket Australia who fired her after she tweeted about abortion rights, writes Josh Bornstein. When we sign an employment contract, are we giving up our...

Qantas may well be an extreme example of the greed and hubris that is endemic in the corporate world, but it is far from alone, writes business editor Ian Verrender.

No matter what the national broadcaster does, News Corp and the Australian will keep gnawing at it

The Australian and International Pilots Association (AIPA) is calling for Qantas chairman Richard Goyder to step down following what it says in one of the most damaging periods in the airline's...

The Hamas-run health ministry says 50 people were killed, Israel says it killed a Hamas commander.

The company has achieved an eye-watering annual profit – but at the expense of soaring ticket prices, record complaints and plummeting trust

A victim of notorious paedophile priest Vincent Kiss became the first person to test his civil case before a jury, and their verdict set a landmark precedent.

The journalist was told her comments about Opposition Leader Peter Dutton would not have met ABC’s impartiality standards.

Termination comes days after salary umpire quietly revokes requirement that secretaries receive payout if they’re sacked for breaching rules