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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
Business
Amanda Meade Media correspondent

Nine tells staff it will act on ‘abuse of power’, ‘bullying’ and ‘sexual harassment’ allegations laid bare in report

Signage for Nine Entertainment is seen in Melbourne, Australia
Nine Entertainment acting chief executive Matt Stanton has told staff the board and management understand the ‘need to accelerate change’ after the Intersection report. Photograph: James Ross/AAP

Nine Entertainment has moved to assure staff that bullies and alleged abusers will be held accountable as management attempts to quell the backlash among employees to its anonymised culture review.

Australia’s biggest media company released an independent report on Thursday which said Nine Entertainment has a systemic issue with the abuse of power and authority, bullying, alleged discrimination and sexual harassment, but the report did not name individuals.

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