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Resolution afoot as accused media baron looks overseas

Resolution afoot as accused media baron looks overseas

Anthony Catalano is charting a move overseas and wants to demonstrate remorse as he tries to reconcile with his wife after being accused of assault.

'Great Australian': veteran TV news anchor farewelled

'Great Australian': veteran TV news anchor farewelled

'Great Australian': veteran TV news anchor farewelled

'Great Australian': veteran TV news anchor farewelled

Former ABC broadcaster Richard Morecroft has been remembered as a passionate environmentalist and great Australian.

Harry and Meghan condemn paparazzi near kids' school

Harry and Meghan condemn paparazzi near kids' school

Harry and Meghan condemn paparazzi near kids' school

Harry and Meghan condemn paparazzi near kids' school

The Duke and Duchess of Sussux have branded as "extraordinarily reckless" paparazzi who were seen looking into the grounds of Archie and Lilibet's school.

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Newsrooms unite to defend trusted journalism in AI age

Newsrooms unite to defend trusted journalism in AI age

Australian media academics warn readers will happily consume news from sources they do not trust as professional journalism becomes harder to distinguish.

Judge blocks Trump's White House media ban

Judge blocks Trump's White House media ban

A US judge has temporarily blocked President Donald Trump’s move to block three news outlets from the White House and says they must have their access restored.

ABC investigative program found in breach of standards

ABC investigative program found in breach of standards

Two episodes of the ABC's flagship investigative program failed to meet the national broadcaster's editorial standards, an independent review has found.

News outlets sue Trump over lost White House access

News outlets sue Trump over lost White House access

Three news media outlets barred from the White House are suing US President Donald Trump's administration for a “blatant violation” of the First Amendment.

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Croc vision pulled after 2032 rowing coverage complaint

Croc vision pulled after 2032 rowing coverage complaint

Croc vision pulled after 2032 rowing coverage complaint

Croc vision pulled after 2032 rowing coverage complaint

A UK broadcaster has pulled crocodile vision after complaints over its coverage of a controversial 2032 Olympic rowing site.

Trump bans CNN, other 'fake news' from White House

Trump bans CNN, other 'fake news' from White House

Trump bans CNN, other 'fake news' from White House

Trump bans CNN, other 'fake news' from White House

US President Donald Trump says he is barring reporters from CNN, MSNOW and Politico from the White House because they are "fake news".

Spy chief issues terrorism warning on 9/11 anniversary

Spy chief issues terrorism warning on 9/11 anniversary

Spy chief issues terrorism warning on 9/11 anniversary

Spy chief issues terrorism warning on 9/11 anniversary

Terrorism has changed significantly since the attacks on September 11, 2001, but Australia's spy boss is alerting Australians some old threats still remain.

'Magnitude slowly hit': 9/11 remembered 25 years on

'Magnitude slowly hit': 9/11 remembered 25 years on

'Magnitude slowly hit': 9/11 remembered 25 years on

'Magnitude slowly hit': 9/11 remembered 25 years on

A political reporter has recounted being in Washington with an ex-prime minister a quarter of a century ago when terrorist attacks on the US changed the world.

'Never be the same': former PM reflects on 9/11 attacks

'Never be the same': former PM reflects on 9/11 attacks

'Never be the same': former PM reflects on 9/11 attacks

'Never be the same': former PM reflects on 9/11 attacks

Prime Minister John Howard was in the United States when terrorists attacked on September 11, 2001, which would change the course of his prime ministership.

Tributes pour in for feminist activist Gloria Steinem

Tributes pour in for feminist activist Gloria Steinem

Tributes pour in for feminist activist Gloria Steinem

Tributes pour in for feminist activist Gloria Steinem

Gloria Steinem has been hailed as one of the trailblazers for women's equality after she died in New York City.

Kids leaning into AI as literacy levels decline

Kids leaning into AI as literacy levels decline

Kids leaning into AI as literacy levels decline

Kids leaning into AI as literacy levels decline

Young Australians' changing media consumption habits have sparked fears among researchers, as many kids seek out news via generative artificial intelligence.

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Media group lifts profit, maintains streaming focus

Nine Entertainment has lifted its annual earnings as the company moved to embrace artificial intelligence despite the technology's role in recent layoffs.

Trump allies label media bargaining code a 'shakedown'

A US advocacy group allied with Donald Trump has warned a media bargaining code could result in new trade tariffs for Australia.

'We have your back': support for media bargaining code

A fresh push to force massive tech giants to pay news media companies for their journalism has secured the support it needs to pass the parliament.

'Don't stuff it': Labor relishes One Nation super fight

A call to expand early access to retirement funds to tackle cost-of-living pressures from Pauline Hanson has given the government a boost in a busy week.

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Iran advances bill to curb 'hostile' media interactions

Under a proposed bill in Iran, interviews or participation in discussions with "hostile" media would be punishable by six months to two years in prison.

'Journalism matters': tech giants to share media money

A news bargaining incentive deal will ensure large digital platforms worth billions pay their fair share for using Australian journalism.

Aussie media titan soldiers on during brutal ad drought

More aggressively monetising customers' data is on the table as part of a media empire's vicious cost-cutting and revenue-raising mechanisms after a tepid year.

ABC investigation boss quits amid Four Corners saga

The ABC’s head of investigations and current affairs Jo Puccini is leaving her post following fallout from a reporter's work on Four Corners.

'Kleptomaniacs': media empire vows to slay AI thieves

A media goliath has doubled down on its stick-and-carrot campaign against AI snatchers, also calling out other companies who '"should know better".

Tech giants to face higher payments for news content

The assistant treasurer has downplayed fears Labor's news bargaining incentives could impact trade deals with the US.

Fact from fiction: boomers to spot AI traps in one hour

A first-of-its-kind, 60-minute course designed to help older people look out for fake news shows more than a third are confident in verifying information.

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