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Two successive governments have not formally responded to the eight-month-old media diversity committee report.

In 2021, Fox News escalated a complaint over the Four Corners series ‘Fox and the Big Lie’. Today, nearly eight months later, it remains on the shelf.

Australian researchers are worried they'll lose a key way of tracking disinformation on Facebook, amid reports Meta plans to wind down its CrowdTangle tool.

The ABC will only provide a one-sided case of the Indigenous voice to parliament, senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price has told a federal Nationals meeting.

The ABC will only provide a one-sided case of the Indigenous voice to parliament, senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price has told a federal Nationals meeting.

The political history of new ABC ombudsman Fiona Cameron is closely linked with the Coalition. Is there any basis for fears of political bias?

Public broadcaster says newly-created independent position will help maintain audience trust and confidence

Council claims station backed by minority group doesn’t represent Islamic community as dispute spills into court

Australians frustrated with scam text messages will be protected under new rules that force telcos to track and block fraud.

MORNING BRIEFING: The state opposition says there is "something rotten" in the New South Wales government after explosive evidence was given at an inquiry yesterday detailing how John Barilaro was given a plum US Trade Commissioner role after a highly qualified woman had already been offered the role.

New regulations require scam messages to be traced, identified and blocked and for information to be shared with authorities