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ABC staff survey reveals 13% of news employees have faced sexual harassment

Survey also finds one-quarter experienced workplace bullying as broadcaster’s news director calls harassment and bullying ‘unacceptable’

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Under fire mayor complains of 'witch hunt' amid probe

A north Queensland mayor who has been told to stand down amid a corruption watchdog probe says he is the victim of a "witch hunt".

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Labor to allow foreign citizens to join ADF

Labor will loosen entry requirements for the ADF to allow permanent residents from the US, UK, New Zealand, Canada and Pacific Island nations to serve. And two-thirds of voters support increasing the age limit for social media use.

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If regional communities don’t want a windfarm, why would they accept a nuclear power station?

The Coalition’s energy policy is leveraged on regional discontent about renewables. But many farmers don’t want nuclear in their back yard either

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The Nine board response to Wick scandal mirrors a corporate culture addicted to ‘good news’

Nine’s CEO claims he had no idea about the alleged toxic behaviour of a senior executive. Why is it that corporate bosses never seem to know what’s happening in their own corporations?

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Donald Trump found guilty

A Manhattan jury has found Donald Trump guilty of falsifying business records to cover up a payoff to porn star Stormy Daniels, making him the first former US president to be convicted on felony charges.

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Nine acknowledges ‘trauma’ and need to ‘do more’ after allegations of sexual harassment and toxic culture

Mike Sneesby a signatory to all-staff email detailing response to allegations of predatory behaviour and bullying in newsrooms

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Nine’s cultural problems have been around since I was there in the 1980s

The culture of power games reported in the wake of the Darren Wick scandal is nothing new at Nine, where they’ve been going on for decades.

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Predatory behaviour was ‘known and tolerated’ at Channel Nine, staff claim

Review after allegations of inappropriate behaviour at network could lead to change but ‘we don’t have much faith’, one employee says

The Guardian - AU

It’s time for the Australian Human Rights Commission to stand up for the women of commercial TV

Complaints abound of a toxic culture rife with sexual harassment and unlawful discrimination. Women shouldn’t have to fight this battle on their own

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Nine’s grubby handling of sexual harassment claims undermines good journalism

Has Nine gagged female victims of sexual harassment in its newsroom? The company’s obfuscations raise serious questions about the credibility of its journalism.

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Israeli airstrike on Rafah tent camp kills dozens

An Israeli airstrike in Rafah, where displaced people were staying in a tent camp, has reportedly killed at least 45 people. And more than 2,000 people are presumed buried under earth in Papua New Guinea after a landslide.

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Nine commissions independent review into ‘broader cultural issues’ after complaints against former TV news boss

Chief executive Mike Sneesby acknowledges ‘very tough time’ for staff and ‘distress and frustration’ reports on allegations had caused

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Who at Nine knew about Wick and when did they know it?

Allegations of sexual harassment against former Nine news heavyweight Darren Wick, and the lack of response to them, raise disturbing questions for Nine Entertainment.

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News Corp is ailing. How long will the Murdochs care about propping it up?

News Corp’s mish-mash of legacy media assets once made sense, delivering cash flows and political clout. Now they’re just hard work.

The Guardian - AU

News Corp editors try to impress as Rebekah Brooks and Lachlan Murdoch land in Sydney

The editor-in-chief of the Australian rolls out questionable readership figures and plugs for its new true crime podcast. Plus: Seven news boss rallies the troops

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Nine refuses to deny imminent redundancies across broadcast division

Exclusive: Rumours are swirling of redundancies in Nine’s broadcast division but the company is remaining tight-lipped.

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The media’s post-budget polls reveal a broken news machine

Polls should be about consensus, not political combat.

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Coverage of pro-Palestine university protests reflects Australia’s polarised, skewed media

Media coverage of pro-Palestine university protests has seen a collapse of the middle ground, with students painted as violent and racist, and their demands largely ignored and misinterpreted.

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MAFS’ Timothy Has Added To The Lengthy List Of Cheating Allegations Against Fellow Groom Ridge

“A friend of mine called and said that she just ran into Ridge at a nightclub.”

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Gina Rinehart doesn’t want you to see this piece of art. But we made one she would happily hang

A portrait of mining magnate Gina Rinehart has gone viral this week after her associates bombarded the National Gallery. We made an artwork she loved.

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Nine and Seven in a huge fight over a whopping 2,000 newspapers

Two of the biggest players in Australian media have got their gloves off, and it’s on for young and old! But who actually cares?

The Guardian - AU

Bettina Arndt passed hat around for accommodation, cash and new friends for Bruce Lehrmann

So-called men’s rights activist claims Lehrmann is a victim but says she stopped short of chipping in for his legal defence. Plus: SMH columnists at war

The Guardian - AU

Nine’s AFR print edition to cease in WA after Seven’s press doubles production price

Seven says decision purely commercial but Financial Review editor accuses rival company of ‘abuse of market power’

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Fugitive developer fails to revive defamation case

A judge has refused to restart Jean Nassif's defamation case against 2GB, noting the accused multimillion-dollar fraudster was unlikely to return to Australia.

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