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Five dead, thousands evacuated as wildfires rage across California

Plus: European leaders hit back at Trump over Greenland, and what next for Sky News after the sale of Foxtel?

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Wake Up Babe, The First Lot Of Alan Jones Character Witnesses From Sky News Hosts Just Dropped

Sky News host Peta Credlin has gone on air and asserted the charges against Alan Jones are out of character for her friend of two decades.

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SMH declares war on ‘vengeful’ News Corp over ‘campaign’ against Kevin Rudd’s US posting

News Corp unleashes tidal wave of criticism over former PM’s barbs about Donald Trump. Plus: Sammy J delights in beating Kyle and Jackie O in Melbourne

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Andrew Bolt gloats as News Corp columnists delight in Donald Trump’s victory

‘Good riddance to woke,’ Peta Credlin says, while Tim Blair urges country to ‘Drill, Australia. Drill’

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News Corp warns millions of renters ‘crucified’ as Murdoch papers fan negative gearing hysteria

Tabloids say Australia’s economic system would collapse after Albanese leaves door slightly open on tax concession. Plus: John McDonald’s contribution reviewed by AFR

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Rupert Murdoch’s succession plan reveals a lot about his empire – and most of it is not pretty

Rupert Murdoch’s attempt to continue controlling his company from beyond the grave would be better labelled Project Hegemony, than Harmony, because it’s designed to cement one sibling’s dominance over the others and shield the business from possible progressive reform.

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A well-timed sale, Bolt operates under different rules, and Democrats’ ‘weird’ winner

Selective outrage over ‘offensive’ art, a curious mid-strike sale and more in this week’s Tips and Murmurs.

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Nine journalists do their block over Scott Cam’s Paris Olympics appearance amid strike

Age reporter questions expense of flying TV personality to Europe while up to 90 staff are cut from newsrooms. Plus: Murdoch’s real-life succession drama

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What’s the deal with Dai Le?

The Fowler MP’s politics leave many scratching their heads. But she’s a clear warning to the ALP not to take its working-class heartland for granted.

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Even ‘magic’ and ‘miracles’ not beyond Rupert Murdoch as The Australian marks its 60th birthday

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

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Anatomy of a Sky News headlines: What happens behind the scenes at News Corp?

Hard news headlines are often constructed with three standard features. Sky News frequently trashes these conventions.

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‘Queen of woke’: Commentariat loses the plot over our new G-G

Samantha Mostyn helped drive the AFLW, supported the Voice and has a history in the ALP. Guess how the right took her appointment as governor-general?

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The poetry of Andrew Bolt, Simon vs Simon, and Tim Wilson does an Angus Taylor

Join us as we delve into the poetry of a News Corp columnist and much, much more in this week’s Tips and Murmurs.

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Secretive ‘No’ consultants received taxpayer cash

A secretive consultancy firm behind the No campaign invoiced several senators for taxpayer money, Sky News goes off at ‘woke’ AI, and the ‘long-Covid’ effects of early super withdrawal.

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NT minister staunch on alcohol investments

Chansey Paech won’t resign over his former alcohol investing, expert economists say we could earn $100 billion from a fossil fuel tax, and Tasmanians are heading to an early election.

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Can you replace News Corp’s columnists with AI?

News Corp is very proud of its push for AI in newsrooms. But what does it mean for the job prospects of people like Andrew Bolt and Peta Credlin?

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No laughing matter: the context missing from a Sky News report on Steven Miles and youth crime

A combination of persistent questioning and an inexperienced premier sparked a media feeding frenzy in Queensland. Plus: end of an innings for Peter Lalor

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News Corp’s fires start to work, Bolting to conclusions, and McIlveen reassures Nine

Media Briefs goes deep into News Corp’s strong Q2 results, and Andrew Bolt is at it again.

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Chris Bowen calls on News Corp to sack Andrew Bolt for column saying Australians sick of ‘kowtowing to the primitive’

Columnist lashes out after climate change minister makes speech during Cop28 declaring ‘profound respect’ for Indigenous people’s care for land

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Labor turns back 200 asylum seekers

Asylum seeker boats carrying 200 people have been either turned back or those on them returned by plane seven times since the Labor government was elected in May last year, and China’s Premier Li Qiang says his constituents reckon PM Anthony Albanese is ‘a very handsome boy’.

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How to watch the Indigenous voice referendum results

Public broadcasters the ABC, SBS and NITV as well as Sky News will follow the count live, as commercial channels keep coverage to a minimum

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AFR’s power list goes deep fake with the likes of Sam Kerr and Margot Robbie to make a point

The AFR’s AI images seem to have missed the mark, this week, while Sky News might just be seeing the light when it comes to climate change

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‘A privilege to work for one of the greatest Australians’: highlights from the Rupert Murdoch hagiography

From ex-PMs to ecstatic employees, the words of praise for Rupert Murdoch came thick and fast in News Corp publications.

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Hot mic Pezzullo

Home Affairs secretary Mike Pezzullo is reported to have sent hundreds of encrypted messages to Liberal powerbroker Scott Briggs in which he denigrated his enemies and tried to protect his allies, and Treasurer Jim Chalmers will spend $41 million on six TAFE centres of excellence and higher apprenticeships.

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Rupert Murdoch retires from News Corp with the media world he ruled ebbing away

Digital and social media altered the way power worked – the advent of artificial intelligence may herald yet another era

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