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Dan’s a babe in the woods for dastardly deeds compared with NSW’s efforts

News Corp’s persistent and consistent attacks on the Victorian premier get short shrift from Crikey readers who see them for what they are: BS.

Crikey

What a waste

All those plastic bags you’ve been dutifully dropping off at Coles and Woolies have been stockpiled not recycled, and some in Victoria’s Labor Party are reportedly considering striking a deal with the Libs to keep the teals at bay.

Crikey

Kevin Rudd accuses News Corp of ‘dog-whistling’ over reporting of Daniel Andrews

Former prime minister and media academics criticise reports, but Jeff Kennett says questions are ‘fair play’

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How do you spot a News Corp campaign? When a grown-up calls for calm

A columnist for The Australian has put out a reasoned piece criticising conspiratorial reporting about the Victorian premier. Curious timing.

Crikey

Morrison’s a hypocrite on secrecy, but attacks on him undermine transparency

Criticising the former prime minister for revealing cabinet information only reinforces the sort of obsessive secrecy he used to protect himself.

Crikey

NRL braced for standoff with clubs and players amid reports of breakaway league

The NRL is bracing itself for potentially fractious negotiations on multiple fronts as the league faces up to reports of a breakaway competition

The Guardian - AU

Kevin Rudd complaint questions why News Corp did not need to register under foreign influence scheme

Exclusive: Attorney General’s Department dismissed criticisms, prompting a Rudd staffer to claim it was operating a ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ policy

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‘Remarkable’, ‘gorgeous’, ‘entertaining’: the best Australian books out in November

Each month, Guardian Australia editors and critics pick out the upcoming titles they’ve already devoured – or can’t wait to get their hands on

The Guardian - AU

Attacks on Dan Andrews are part of News Corporation's long abuse of power

Sane people trying to fathom the Herald Sun’s bizarre coverage of Victorian Premier Dan Andrews over the past few days might be helped by some insights from the founding of News Limited, the company on which Rupert Murdoch’s News Corporation empire has been built and of which the Herald Sun…

The Conversation

Daniel Andrews pledges veterans card while Matthew Guy offers stamp duty savings for first home buyers

Premier says more to come on cost-of-living measures and asks ‘what is the point’ of News Corp story on his 2021 fall

The Guardian - AU

From George Floyd to Hunter Biden: Lachlan Murdoch, Fox News and the year that tested America

In an extract from his biography The Successor, Paddy Manning considers how Rupert Murdoch’s favored son dealt with the challenges of 2020, and what might come next

The Guardian - US

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

News Corp’s favourite ‘energy expert’ is back, this time with a sketchy Pelosi story

One US reporter claims to have gotten to the bottom of the attack on Paul Pelosi — but it turns out he’s had quite a profile in Australia in the past, and for very different reasons.

Crikey

Perrottet looks to break free from the gambling cesspit. Will the media back him?

Dominic Perrottet’s commitment to cashless gaming cards for poker machines puts him on course for a clash with NSW’s most influential lobby group.

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News Corp and fossil fuel giants top the list for not paying tax, ATO report shows

Who’s paying and not paying tax? Iron ore miners and banks paid a lot in 2020-21 — but fossil fuel companies not so much.

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Why Lachlan Murdoch may not have the News Corp succession sewn up

In The Successor, Paddy Manning tells the intriguing story of a man who at once is one of the world's most prominent media barons, but who also actively shuns the spotlight.

Crikey

What happens when the media becomes corruption’s accomplice?

An Austrian investigation has highlighted how interaction between the media and political players can deteriorate into corruption and abuse.

Evening Standard

Bystander stops Just Stop Oil activist from vandalising the MI5 building

A Just Stop Oil protester was left covered in orange paint after a furious passer-by intervened to stop them vandalising an MI5 building. Environment activists used fire extinguishers to spray paint at the Secret Intelligence Service’s headquarters in London on Monday, as well as at the Home Office, the Bank…

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The Guardian - US

‘Lachlan gets fired the day Rupert dies’: Murdoch biography stokes succession rumors

New book by Australian reporter Paddy Manning hints at Succession-style feud with ramifications for US rightwing politics

The Independent UK

Arrests made after Just Stop Oil activists spray orange paint on buildings

The Home Office, the MI5 building, the Bank of England and the headquarters of News Corp were targeted.

Evening Standard

Watch: Just Stop Oil protesters paint the town orange

Just Stop Oil supporters have sprayed orange paint on four buildings in Central London. They are demanding that the government halts all new oil and gas licences and consents. At 8:30am today, 6 Just Stop Oil supporters sprayed orange paint from fire extinguishers on the Home Office, the MI5 building,…

Crikey

US media mayhem set to continue as economic downturn bites revenues

The media bloodletting is underway as digital giants share less-than-rosy quarterly results. Will traditional media follow?

Crikey

Why isn’t Labor fixing fossil fuel taxes? Because of bad memories and bad politics

While voters cop higher energy prices, resource companies are pocketing billions. Labor needs to act, but remains scarred by the past.

The New Daily

Michael Pascoe: What’s with the Murdoch empire re-merger?

Nothing like Murdoch family business machinations to fuel speculation about motives and outcomes as the Murdochs want to re-merge its empire.

AAP

Murdoch's right-hand man Cowley dies

Former News Corp chief Ken Cowley, described as Rupert Murdoch's right-hand man, has died at the age of 87 after a fight with motor neurone disease.

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