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‘Playful’, ‘elegant’, ‘utterly transporting’: the best Australian books out in August

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

The Guardian - AU

‘It depends what you call monopoly’: young Rupert Murdoch’s first big television play

The 1958 hearings in which the 27-year-old Murdoch lobbied for his first TV licence offer a glimpse into the global media proprietor he would become

The Guardian - AU

La Popularidad De DeSantis Alcanza Su Punto Más Bajo Mientras Trump Sigue Siendo Formidable En 2024

Los índices de aprobación de Ron DeSantis cayeron a un mínimo histórico mientras enfrenta desafíos en su campaña política.

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Ron DeSantis’ approval ratings declined to a record low as he faces challenges in his political campaign.

Zenger

Q+A on life support as executive producer joins Stan Grant and heads for the door

Q+A’s executive producer, Erin Vincent, quits the ABC. Plus: News Corp staff told to pay for print copies of SMH and AFR

The Guardian - AU

Part of Duke of Sussex’s claim against The Sun’s publisher can go to trial

Harry, 38, will not be able to pursue his claim against News Group Newspapers in relation to phone hacking, but the rest of his claims can be tried.

The Independent UK

Prince Harry to discover if claim against The Sun publisher can go to trial

Harry, 38, alleges he was targeted by journalists and private investigators working for News Group Newspapers titles The Sun and News of the World

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Duke of Sussex to discover if claim against The Sun publisher can go to trial

Harry, 38, alleges he was targeted by journalists and private investigators working for News Group Newspapers titles The Sun and News of the World.

The Independent UK

Tucker Carlson claims in book Fox News firing was part of $787.5m settlement

Former prime-time host tells biographer he ‘knows’ firing was part of deal to resolve Dominion Voting Systems defamation case

The Guardian - US

Sun stands by Huw Edwards story and is investigating Dan Wootton, MPs hear

Tabloid editor, Victoria Newton, tells committee that decision to publish followed lengthy discussions

The Guardian - UK

Rupert Murdoch Backs Away From DeSantis As Trump Dominates 2024 GOP Race

Billionaire Rupert Murdoch distances from DeSantis as Trump maintains lead, raising doubts about GOP nomination chances.

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BBC’s Dead Ringers lampoons Huw Edwards scandal

‘We should leave The Sun alone so it can recover away from the public gaze,’ says mock-guest

The Independent UK

Executives who helped create Fox News say network has become dangerous ‘disinformation machine’

Former execs claim Rupert Murdoch knowingly spread election lies

The Independent UK

The Sun finds itself in line of fire over report on Huw Edwards

Days after publication, the newsreader is in hospital with mental health issues and the paper is rapidly backtracking

The Guardian - UK

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France 24

France’s Murdoch? Right-wing media swoop threatens ‘pillar of French democracy’

The shock appointment of a far-right editor to run one of France’s best-known mainstream newspapers has sparked calls for urgent steps to protect the pluralism and independence of the French press, while underscoring a sharp rightwards shift of the country's media landscape under billionaire Vincent Bolloré.

The Guardian - UK

Champagne with Rupert Murdoch … Keir Starmer’s Labour is preparing for power

The party is courting business and winning the media magnate’s ear, but team Starmer is at pains to show they take nothing for granted on the road to No 10

The Guardian - UK

Twelve culture secretaries in 13 years: what does that say about the Tories’ attitude to the arts?

From Jeremy Hunt to Nadine Dorries and the rest, recent incumbents have overseen a massive reduction in funding, and steadily downgraded the place of the arts in national life

The Guardian - UK

The smell of defeat hovers over Tory MPs, and Rishi Sunak is unable to dispel the odour

Consumed by their fear of impending doom, the Conservatives increasingly behave like a party resigned to losing power

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Multichannel News

Group Challenges Fox’s License To Operate WTXF Philadelphia

Former Fox executive Preston Padden says Rupert Murdoch knew the company was broadcasting false information about the 2020 election

The Guardian - UK

Harry’s Sun phone-hacking claim is ‘Alice in Wonderland stuff’, court hears

Duke of Sussex alleges secret deal between the publisher of the Sun and the royal family

The Independent UK

Duke of Sussex bids to rely on ‘secret agreement’ in claim against News Group

Harry, 38, claims he was prevented from bringing his case against NGN sooner by a ‘secret agreement’ between the publisher and the palace.

The Guardian - UK

Watchdog rejects Johnson’s suggestion Sue Gray’s Labour job meant she was not impartial investigating Partygate – as it happened

Advisory committee on business appointments says it has seen ‘no evidence’ that Gray’s decision-making was affected despite ex-PM’s claim

Evening Standard

Matt Hancock: ‘I wear trainers to look like my constituents’

‘Only schoolteachers and politicians wear suits,’ he says

The New Daily

Money, power, influence: How ‘media monsters’ used journalism to cement their empires

Media Monsters, by Sally Young, is indispensable for anyone interested in the dynamics that drive Australian politics.

The Conversation

A reciprocating engine of money, power and influence: how Australia's 'media monsters' used journalism to cement their empires

Carl Sagan said that in order to understand the present, it’s necessary to know the past. Nowhere does this apply with greater force than to the Australian media and its place in the nation’s power structure.

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