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Michael Pascoe: How News Corp damages the Liberal Party, and Australian democracy

The Murdochs’ local business model increasingly is that of its American Fox News organ, playing to a conservative audience.

The New Daily

Succession planning: not all family businesses feud – here's how they help younger generations take over

When the world’s richest and most powerful families deal with the tricky task of succession planning, it can attract a lot of interest. Think of news reports from the Murdoch’s media empire or, more recently, luxury goods company LVMH. Even fictional clans such as the Roys of TV show Succession…

The Conversation

‘The twisted egos and mediocre minds are spot on’: boardroom survivors on how true Succession is

From the scheming super-brats to sweary CEOs, just how realistic is the world of the Roys? As the power-crazed family return for their final showdown, high-fliers reveal all

The Guardian - UK

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DeSantis outpaces Trump in major Republican primary measure: The number of mentions on Fox

Gov. Ron DeSantis has for the first time passed former President Donald Trump in mentions on Fox, the all-important source of information for Republican primary voters, a shift that could have an impact on the contest for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination.

Tribune News Service

‘A trojan horse for the left’ and Fox News trash talk: At CPAC, Trump Republicans reveal their battle plan for DeSantis – will it work?

Donald Trump’s dominance was on display at CPAC as the assembled speakers heaped praise on the former president, Andrew Feinberg reports from National Harbor, Maryland

The Independent UK

Forget the cries of socialism and class warfare, super is no longer politically untouchable

The hysterical response to changes in superannuation policy, led by the Murdoch press, is not as effective as it used to be

The Guardian - AU

Emma Tucker to become first female editor-in-chief of the Wall Street Journal

British editor of the UK Sunday Times, which is also owned by Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp, will take the position in early 2023

The Guardian - US

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Sunday Times editor Emma Tucker to leave for Wall Street Journal

Move to edit Murdoch title in US comes amid plans for Sunday Times to work more closely with Times

The Guardian - UK

Marine parks and shipping routes don't mix for whales and wildlife

The idea of ships slowing down in marine parks needs thorough investigation by all parties involved. When declaring marine parks, do they take into account existing shipping routes?

Newcastle Herald

Here We Fkn Go: All The Best Reactions To Labor’s Vic Election Win, From Gags To Meltdowns

Live, laugh, meltdown on live TV.

Pedestrian.tv

Jonathan Bernstein: Trump needs TV ratings more than VIP endorsements

Declaring one’s candidacy for the presidency two years before the election, as Donald Trump did Tuesday night in a lethargic speech long on fabulism and short on memorable phrases, is a sign of weakness. Candidates launch their bids for the presidency early when they know they have a lot of…

Tribune News Service

Daily Telegraph’s ‘inaccurate’ reporting taken into account by judge when sentencing paedophile

‘Sensational’ reporting by News Corp and 2GB should be considered as additional punishment when deciding sentence, judge says. Plus: the AFR’s kiss of death

The Guardian - AU

Courier-Mail columnist Peter Gleeson weathers scandal as more plagiarism revealed

Journalist apologises for ‘unintentional’ lifting of material from political analysis written by Josh Bavas and is revealed to have copied Queensland parliament factsheet. Plus: Quillette charges US$150 for New Orleans social

The Guardian - AU

Irvine Vics hit goal trail again but boss Dougie MacDuff says side need to be more ruthless

The Westenders came from behind twice to earn a point against Lanark Utd on Saturday but were left to rue wasted chances.

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The New Daily

Michael Pascoe: Trussonomics lives on in Australia – and via our man at the UN

Liz Truss is gone as British Prime Minister, but the forces that elevated her live on – both in the UK and here, writes Michael Pascoe.

The Guardian - UK

Legal action by Doreen Lawrence and Prince Harry could mire Daily Mail for years

Six people have brought claims, but it is those from Stephen Lawrence’s mother that have really hurt newspaper

The Guardian - UK

If the Murdoch press is so panicked about recession, why did it back austerity and Brexit?

As Truss and Sunak slug it out, rightwing papers are waking up to the looming catastrophe, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Independent UK

Fox Sports apologises for using footage of 9/11 memorial in baseball game promo

Murdoch-run sports broadcaster says it showed ‘poor judgement’ in using the reflecting pools of National September 11 Memorial in New York City for a jazzy graphic

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The Guardian - AU

That’s yacht fair: Oz lambasts Nine over lavish shindig but fails to mention News Corp role

‘Nine parties it up,’ accuses the Australian, while ignoring corporate hospitality of News Corp execs. Plus: the Tele’s riveting true crime TikToks

The Guardian - UK

Australia election: 10 lessons UK politics can learn

Labor pushed conservative Coalition out of office for first time in almost a decade. Here’s what it could mean for Britain

Pedestrian.tv

A *Chef’s Kiss* Roundup Of The Most Satisfying Right-Wing Meltdowns Following Labor’s Victory

Someone check on the Andrew Bolt Supporters Page.

The New Daily

Alan Kohler: This was Julia Gillard’s election victory

It’s tempting to think the Coalition lost the election purely because of climate change, but there’s much more to it than that.

The Guardian - UK

Letters: courage in the face of cancer

Deborah James’s eloquence and bravery reduced one reader to tears. But, asks another, can there really be a ‘good death’?

The Guardian - UK

Letters: how teaching became unrewarded and unrewarding

Overworked and underpaid: no wonder today’s teachers – men and women – are feeling disillusioned

The New Daily

Head to Head: Cheryl Kernot and Christopher Pyne break down week five of the campaign

Every week until election day, we'll be asking them to analyse current events and offer insights into life on the campaign trail.

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