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Leaders of Scotland’s five main political parties clash during live TV debate

The Beatles began their first and only tour of Australia 60 years ago this week. It remains a landmark event in our social and cultural history.

Gone are the days when Rupert Murdoch’s favour swayed the vote but newspapers still hold power over party’s future

The masthead goes all out to flatter its boss before his arrival, lauding ‘a paper like no other’. Plus: ABC breaches its standards on brumbies reporting

Nine chair Peter Costello’s altercation with The Australian’s Liam Mendes might have been shocking, but it’s not the first time a public figure has lashed out at Australian paparazzi.

Murdoch’s empire down under has been quietly reorganised – with a long, slow cull of journalists expected to follow

News Corp’s restructure has seen heads roll and personalities rise. Not everyone’s happy about it.

When Jim Flanagan discovered he was being evicted from his home it became a national story, due to the fact that his landlord was Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. However, the misinformation and media-manhunt that followed made his life “hell on earth” he told PEDESTRIAN.TV. Jim has spent the last four…

Staff at News Corp Australia are on high alert as the company’s biggest names descend on Sydney to hash out a major restructure.

A British lawmaker is returning to work six months after sepsis forced the amputation of his hands and feet