Journalists, editors and senior media figures from newsrooms across the country have called for greater scrutiny in the reporting of the conflict between Israel and Hamas in Gaza.

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 Matildas’ nail-biting penalty-shootout win over France was one of Australia’s most-viewed sporting TV events in the past 20 years.

There are fears that the group - which has assets including SEN Radio and the Perth Wildcats - will struggle to survive if it does not find new investors in the next nine months.

Guardian Media Group will stop accepting gambling and wagering advertising across all its channels, in a move its local boss said will cost it millions of dollars.

Lachlan Murdoch, co-chairman of News Corp and executive chairman of Fox Corp has filed a defamation suit against independent news website Crikey, which has been called ‘hypocritical’ by former...

The ABC’s recent cost cuts, and last week’s court case involving Peter van Onselen, have put a spotlight on the role (and cost) of senior reporters in Canberra.

Alan Joyce’s tumultuous final few years at Qantas will be covered in a book titled The Chairman’s Lounge by former AFR columnist Joe Aston.

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

Q+A has faced two successive weeks of programming clashes with the Women’s World Cup.

Melbourne brothers Luke and Scott O’Halloran – known as Luke and Sassy Scott – are among the millions of Australians riding the lucrative social media wave.

ABC’s news director Justin Stevens has endured robust questioning from the broadcaster’s Canberra staff over the decision to make political journalist Andrew Probyn’s role redundant.

Former ABC political editor Andrew Probyn has joined 9 News as national affairs editor and will work in the Canberra press gallery.

The pioneering coach has made history by becoming the first Aussie to land a head coaching job in the English Premier League – and his first match in charge will bring him back home.

Director of News, Analysis and Investigations at the ABC Justin Stevens explained some of the changes on Drive with Raf Epstein.

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The ABC has spent years trying to make the show work, finding new hosts and new timeslots, but analysis shows the audience has continued to decline.

Managing director David Anderson says there was no undue influence in the decision to dismiss Antoinette Lattouf, and maintains he has confidence in the ABC’s complaints-handling process.

Award-winning Australian ad agency Thinkerbell has agreed to a “corporate conscious uncoupling” with the embattled professional services firm.

The national broadcaster is facing heavy push back from staff on its proposed scrapping of Sunday night local news bulletins.

The 71-year-old radio legend made the announcement to listeners on Friday morning, ending weeks of speculation.

Sky News Australia’s strategy of delivering content toward an increasingly far-right, US-based audience has sparked a divide at the conservative broadcaster.

Glossy magazines are making their way back into the hands of Australians, and now one of the nation’s largest publishers is reviving the iconic Elle in print.

Pedestrian Group has advertised seven roles for the launch team of a new “Australian first Web3-focused publication” on its website, Mumbrella can reveal.The roles advertised include managing editor,...

One of Australia’s most successful progressive media proprietors, Morry Schwartz, is getting back on the tools.

Ten years ago, National Indigenous TV launched on free-to-air after Federal budget allocated an additional $158.1 million to SBS funding, a 27% boost.This gave the network the opportunity to launch...

The ABC’s quest to woo younger audiences is being hamstrung by its stagnant budget and a structural shift towards streaming that threatens to undermine the public broadcaster’s ability to compete...

Michelle Rowland has requested a briefing from ABC management after the public broadcaster announced 120 roles would be made redundant.

The host of ABC Sydney Afternoons has abruptly left the broadcaster after an unauthorised appearance on Sharri Markson’s Sky News program last week.

The leaders of some of the country’s biggest media, wagering and sports businesses are bracing for potential changes to advertising rules which may result in a total ban of gambling advertising.

This has become the most risk-averse era of ABC programs ever. Numbers are down. And the “digital-first” strategy won’t fix it.

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The company associated with failed media organisation News.net has gone into liquidation, giving staff little hope of recouping hundreds of thousands in missing wages.

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.

Mumbrella has today announced the appointment of a new publisher for the company.Adam Lang, who has 30 years’ experience in commercial music, television, radio and digital media, has officially taken...

Speaking on this week’s Mumbrellacast, Campaign Edge executive creative director, Dee Madigan admitted “as much as people hate negative ads, we know they work, and I think this election sort of...

The federal election takes place this Saturday. Greens senator, Sarah Hanson-Young joins the podcast to discuss her party’s policies in the media reform and regulation space, including public service...

Streaming giant Netflix has green-lit four new entirely Australian-made productions, with Delta Goodrem to star in upcoming film Love Is In The Air.