Michael Leunig, Australian cartoonist, dies aged 79 During his final days the artist was surrounded by his children, loved ones, classical music and sunflowers, his studio says on social media The Guardian - AU · Dec 19, 2024
Hugh Marks is the new managing director of the ABC. Is he the right person for the job? Aspects of Hugh Marks’s record as chief executive of the Nine Entertainment Company raise questions about his suitability for the position of managing director of the ABC, to which he has just been appointed. The Conversation · Dec 17, 2024
Australian tourists hospitalized after apparent severe alcohol poisoning in Laos party town Two Australian tourists are being treated in Thailand for suspected severe alcohol poisoning after apparently consuming tainted drinks in neighboring Laos The Independent UK · Nov 19, 2024
Alan Jones Was One Of Australia’s Most Powerful Men — Here’s Why His Arrest Is ‘Stunning’ Alan Jones was one of the most powerful men in Australia. With a massive career in the media, here's why his arrest is significant. Pedestrian.tv · Nov 18, 2024
Australia Yanks Visa Of Trump-Supporting Extremist Candace Owens 'Australia's national interest is best served when Candace Owens is somewhere else,' Immigration Minister Tony Burke said. International Business Times · Oct 28, 2024
Homeowner’s fake plastic grass wears out its welcome with council in Melbourne’s west Maribyrnong city council orders West Footscray resident to rip up the artificial lawn in his front yard The Guardian - AU · Aug 8, 2024
Journalists at Nine end pay dispute with management Editorial staff from the Sydney Morning Herald, the Age and other Nine mastheads have struck a deal with management over improved pay and conditions. AAP · Jul 31, 2024
Nine Entertainment journalists reach in-principle pay agreement after five-day strike Union members vote to accept offer that is one percentage point higher over three years than previous proposal The Guardian - AU · Jul 31, 2024
Journalists at Australian newspapers go on strike on eve of Olympics Editorial staff vote to walk off the job after rejecting annual pay increase of between 3 and 4 percent. Al Jazeera · Jul 26, 2024
Newspaper reporters strike over pay as Olympics loom Reporters covering the Paris Olympics for the Nine newspapers will join colleagues across Australia in going on strike over pay and conditions. AAP · Jul 25, 2024
The State Library of Victoria controversy shows what can happen when institutions cling to ‘neutrality’ For months now, the State Library of Victoria’s official explanation for the “postponement” of its Teen Writing Bootcamp workshops has been the need to ensure safety for all involved. The Conversation · Jul 19, 2024
Librarians have good reasons to ‘weed’ books from their shelves. Why is book removal so controversial? Earlier this year, the removal of thousands of books to make room for renovations at Melbourne’s City Library prompted an outcry. Removing the books was “an absolute act of vandalism,” librarian Alice Bluer told The Age. The Conversation · Jul 10, 2024
Nine to cull 200 jobs in latest mass media lay-offs The publisher of The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age plans to trim its staff by about four per cent after Meta declined to renew a lucrative content deal. AAP · Jun 28, 2024
Costello goes, but the cultural problems at Nine Entertainment remain Peter Costello has long had an uneasy relationship with journalistic truth-telling. The Conversation · Jun 10, 2024
Pedestrian.tv · Jun 8, 2024 As If Myki Wasn’t Shit Enough, Scammers Are Exploiting A Security Loophole To Steal From Customers A flaw in Myki's security scam has just been discovered and it's allowing scammers to easily pocket cash from everyday Victorians.
Golf Monthly · Apr 25, 2024 'I Didn’t Know How Much Longer I Had To Live' - Anthony Kim Details How He Came Back From The Brink Anthony Kim has detailed the mental demons that he struggled to deal with during his long spell away from golf, but he's now back with a new purpose
MusicRadar · Apr 11, 2024 "Everything was so heavy at the time, so I was like, ‘Oh, you know what? I’m gonna completely do the opposite’": How Pharrell's pop production defined the sound of the ’00s and beyond Producer, pop star, and pioneer Pharrell Williams' "skeleton songs" stripped music back to its bare essentials and prized the hook above all else
The Guardian - UK · Dec 11, 2023 Joe Solomon obituary West Indies and Guyana cricketer whose fielding brilliance led to the first ever tied Test match
The Times of India · Nov 28, 2023 'I'll savour that for a long time...': Pat Cummins reveals his most memorable World Cup final moment NEW DELHI: Australia captain Pat Cummins delved into the unforgettable moments of the ICC ODI World Cup final in a recent interview with Australian newspaper The Age, highlighting the dismissal of Virat Kohli as a pivotal point that would stay with him for a lifetime.
The Conversation · Nov 28, 2023 At a time when journalism needs to be at its strongest, an open letter on the Israel/Hamas war has left the profession diminished The journalists who signed an open letter to Australian media organisations last week calling for ethical reporting on the war in Gaza have succeeded in intensifying the dispute over whether the coverage has been fair. At the same time, they’ve called their own impartiality into question.
Pedestrian.tv · Sep 21, 2023 A Record Number Of Aussies Have Enrolled To Vote In The Referendum On The Voice To Parliament "This result is a continuing source of Australian democratic pride.” The Australian Electoral Commission has recorded the largest enrolment in history. The roll reportedly increased by 447,447 people since the 2022 federal election.
Pedestrian.tv · Sep 20, 2023 An Investigation Is Under Way After Dozens Of Wedding Guests Got A Violent Case Gastro At least it was a night to remember?
Pedestrian.tv · Sep 9, 2023 ‘Big Move’: Underworld Figures Have Reacted To The Shooting Of Gavin Preston At A Melb Cafe Figures in Melbourne's underworld scene have commented on the broad daylight shooting of Gavin “Capable” Preston.
The Conversation · Aug 27, 2023 Strong political leaders are electoral gold – but the trick is in them knowing when to stand down March this year marked the 60th anniversary of a famous “gotcha” moment in 1963, when Labor leader Arthur Calwell and his deputy, Gough Whitlam, were photographed outside the Hotel Kingston in Canberra.
Pedestrian.tv · Aug 26, 2023 The Vic Labor Party Is Considering A Ban On Workplace Rooting To Improve Parliamentary Behaviour The plan has been compared to the 2018 "bonk ban", implemented by Malcolm Turnbull.