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The Latest Breaking News from Louise Milligan

Here are the stories Australia’s top journalists say they’re missing

From Peter Lalor to Louise Milligan and Ben Schneiders, we asked 200 of the nation’s most influential media figures which areas are undercovered. Plus who is excelling at their beats?

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Linda Reynolds praises ‘fair and balanced’ Albrechtsen – but reveals she is no fan of Samantha Maiden

Liberal senator gives evidence at defamation trial about why she chose to leak confidential information to the Australian columnist. Plus: Four Corners to air exposé on Seven

The Guardian - AU

Peta Credlin nominated for Kennedy award despite Uluru statement report failing factcheck

Credlin’s report was removed by Facebook after RMIT factcheckers found its central claim was incorrect – a finding subsequently disputed by Sky

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Jeremy Finlayson’s AFL ban could herald new era for footy after years of inaction

It’s long been unclear where the line was on homophobia. Things are changing – but the sport was miles behind to begin with

The Guardian - AU

Peter FitzSimons scores own goal in rush to judge Sam Kerr over alleged ‘racist epithets’

It was a confusing read as the SMH star columnist’s bold argument was overtaken by events. Plus: a quiet ABC farewell for Ita Buttrose

The Guardian - AU

The ABC’s Cranbrook school investigation shows why Australia needs to turn its back on single-sex cultures built on exclusion

It’s time to reassess an educational system that funds and bolsters institutions that brand class and power exclusivities

The Guardian - AU

Dutton demands Qantas clarity

Peter Dutton has demanded an explanation after Anthony Albanese clarified an answer he gave in Parliament about the government’s block of additional Qatar Airways flights, and three brothers who were personally charged for health and safety failings ahead of the 2019 eruption of White Island in New Zealand have had…

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Afternoon Update: unions welcome Joyce’s early exit; Australia tops G20 coal emissions; and the Rolling Stones’ new album

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The Guardian - AU

Editorial in the Australian that targeted ABC’s Louise Milligan was inaccurate and unfair, press council finds

The Murdoch broadsheet breached three standards in the article, which caused unnecessary distress and was not in the public interest, body says

The Guardian - AU

The Australian ‘unfairly’ characterised Louise Milligan as lazy and deceitful: Press Council

The finding comes two years after Milligan first filed a complaint over the piece, which first ran on June 8 2021 in print and online.

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The ABC Journo Who Investigated Gay Culture In The AFL Has Recalled The Fkd Reactions She Got

"Don't get me wrong, Louise, I'd love one of my guys to come out. They'd make a fortune."

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Nelson Mandela’s granddaughter and other people News Corp may have misquoted

Ndileka Mandela has called out News Corp for misquoting her. It’s not the first time it’s twisted words of the well-known.

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Nine and Seven go from TV ratings spat to claims of lost ‘landmark defamation’ case

Nine’s James Chessell says star reporter Nick McKenzie’s case settled, not lost. Plus: Norman Swan’s ‘controversial’ award

The Guardian - AU

Why Pell was never ‘found innocent’ — and why it matters

Years after George Pell had his conviction for child sexual abuse overturned, many problems persist in the way courts approach child abuse cases.

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The Guardian - AU

Cardinal George Pell, Australia’s most powerful Catholic, who was dogged by scandal – obituary

Cardinal was acquitted on appeal of child sexual abuse charges but remained tarnished by his response to paedophile priests over decades

The Guardian - AU

Chris Dore’s exit from News Corp lifts lid on behaviour at governor general’s residence

Dore was promoted to editor-in-chief of the Australian despite alleged behaviour and remained in post until WSJ event. Plus: Friendlyjordies’ fire scare

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The ABC of gender pay parity: no transparency leaves women powerless

Unless employers, such as the ABC, are honest about their pay structures, female employees will continue to suffer wage discrimination.

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Working for the man

Victorian Deputy Liberal Leader David Southwick used party staffers in his ads, and the red wave being eclipsed by a blue swell in the US has Donald Trump apoplectic.

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News Corp, ABC waste precious time and resources over Louise Milligan culture war

The saga between The Australian and the ABC’s Louise Milligan, now finding its way into Senate estimates, is a dreary reminder of what’s wrong with Australian journalism.

The Guardian - AU

Liberal senator’s ABC ‘grooming’ comments denounced as ‘deeply offensive’

In fiery Senate hearing, Alex Antic describes Play School segment featuring drag queen as ‘adult content’ in claim rejected by broadcaster

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Teenage cancer patient waits 27 hours for treatment in Victorian hospital hallway

A nurse reportedly broke down in tears when she learned how long William, 18, and his mother had been forced to wait for treatment in the emergency ward.

The Canberra Times

'I thought I was going to die': Chaos at Canberra Airport after 'calm' gunman fired five shots

The shots hit glass windows, and seemingly were not aimed at anyone. No one was physically hurt.

The Canberra Times

'It's exhilarating': All eyes on Canberra Writers Festival

Big names descend on the national capital for the return of the event

The Independent UK

Woman ‘humiliated’ at airport after being told to remove her jacket by security

Passenger described experience as ‘creepy’ and ‘embarassing’

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Woman ‘humiliated’ at airport after being told to remove her jacket by security

Passenger described experience as ‘creepy’ and ‘embarassing’

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