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Nothing to see here, Press Council says after News Corp tabloids’ front-page undisclosed advertorial gassing up fossil fuel

No breach, self-regulatory Australian Press Council rules; plus BBC embarks on big bureau expansion

The Guardian - AU · Apr 17, 2025

How can News Corp call its gas splash an ‘exclusive’ and a ‘special report’ when it’s paid for by industry?

Readers led to believe a short-on-facts advertorial exhorting government to let companies extract more gas is straight news coverage

The Guardian - AU · Dec 2, 2024

News Corp gives Barack Obama’s swipe on ‘splintering’ Murdoch media a wide berth

Daily Telegraph fails to land blame on Malcolm Turnbull for the former US president’s comments. Plus: Andrew Bolt scolds Mark Latham

The Guardian - AU · Mar 31, 2023

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Michael Pascoe: A sense of perspective, that’s the gift 50 years in journalism has given me

The privilege of journalism is its licence and duty to question and observe in order to interpret and report.

The New Daily · Feb 10, 2023

Qld minister silent on shooter's gun run

Queensland Police Minister Mark Ryan won't say if he was previously briefed about a man involved in the fatal shootings of two police and a neighbour last week.

AAP · Dec 19, 2022

Three camels cause traffic chaos in Brisbane after escaping nativity scene

Animals returned unharmed after apparently walking out of a display at Bridgeman Downs church in the early morning

The Guardian - AU · Dec 16, 2022

Peter Gleeson leaves News Corp’s Courier-Mail and Sky News after multiple instances of plagiarism

In one case the Courier-Mail columnist and Sky News presenter filled almost half a column with the unattributed reporting of a regional ABC journalist

The Guardian - AU · Nov 24, 2022

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Courier-Mail columnist Peter Gleeson caught out plagiarising for third time

Australians for a Murdoch Royal Commission sift through journalist’s work after two similar cases were revealed

The Guardian - AU · Nov 22, 2022

Courier-Mail columnist Peter Gleeson weathers scandal as more plagiarism revealed

Journalist apologises for ‘unintentional’ lifting of material from political analysis written by Josh Bavas and is revealed to have copied Queensland parliament factsheet. Plus: Quillette charges US$150 for New Orleans social

The Guardian - AU · Nov 4, 2022

QLD Uni’s Student Newspaper Stands By Article Showing Struggling Students How To Safely Shoplift

"Increasingly, people are forced into impoverishment and homelessness, while the ruling class, governments, and corporations, enjoy the fruits of the working class’ stolen labour."

Pedestrian.tv · Sep 4, 2022

Ellen Francis Cartwright awarded posthumous Bravery Medal after house fire tragedy

As her home was burning, Ellen Francis Cartwright handed her three-year-old daughter to her husband and went back inside to find others. She never came back.

ABC News · Aug 27, 2022

News Corp cartoonists disappointed at News Corp Australia decision to cancel comic strips

The tradition of leafing through a newspaper to get to the comic strips is about to become a thing of the past for News Corp Australia's readers.

ABC News · Aug 26, 2022

Qld Govt, Actual Villains, Used $$ Set Aside For Crucial Koala Research On A Fkn Rollercoaster

You cannot make this shit up, folks.

Pedestrian.tv · Jul 28, 2022

School accused of sexualising pupils after teachers demand photos of prom dresses

One student revealed that many girls had their dressed turned down by school staff before the coveted event, with parents emailed about the dress code in the run-up

Daily Mirror · May 31, 2022

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ABC News · Apr 29, 2022

When dentist Harry Akers took on the Joh Bjelke-Petersen Queensland government and its anti-protest agenda

At 2:45am on April Fool's Day, 1978, Harry Akers marched 100 metres down a dark, empty street in Bundaberg, accompanied by his dog, Jaffa, and wielding a placard saying: "The majority is not omnipotent. The majority can be wrong. The majority is capable of tyranny."

The Guardian - AU · Mar 25, 2022

Oz editor-in-chief rages against the ‘tearing down’ of News Corp journalism

Christopher Dore says some critics make him ‘cringe’. Plus: ‘Furries’ at elite Brisbane school?

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