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News Corp is the agenda-setting opposition. That’s bad news for women — and the Liberals

The opposition’s talking points are increasingly generated by the News Corp commentariat, and ‘angry young men’ are its new target.

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1984 reasons conservatives should stop quoting George Orwell

All Orwell references are equal, but some are more equal than others for News Corp papers lifting the writer’s words for right-wing ends.

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Never mind the science, News Corp has strengthened its climate denialism machine

Climate crisis denial can come in many forms — and Murdoch’s empire has all bases covered.

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How to fix the ABC’s conflict-addled obsession? First, axe the Insiders approach

Aunty’s Canberra coverage is no longer fit for purpose. Things need to change — and our media correspondent has an idea of where to start.

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Trump’s ‘nasty’ jibe and Sky’s Paul Whittaker – was it all part of News Corp’s war of revenge on Kevin Rudd?

Former PM’s campaign for a royal commission into the media giant ‘has come back to bite him on the bum’, one broadcaster suggests. Plus: a new star of the right

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Rupert Murdoch and new 'Washington Post' CEO accused of cover-up in hacking scandal

For the first time, the media titan was accused in court of knowing about a massive British tabloid-hacking scandal and helping to cover it up. The new leader of The Washington Post was named too.

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Rupert Murdoch turned ‘blind eye’ to wrongdoing, Prince Harry lawyers allege

High court hears allegations media mogul oversaw ‘culture of impunity’ at the Sun and News of the World

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Paul Keating says The Australian should be ‘contemptuously ignored’ ahead of Wang Yi meeting

Former Labor prime minister hit back at criticism of his plans to meet with China’s visiting foreign minister

The Guardian - AU

By-election loss an ominous sign for QLD Labor

Queensland Labor is in trouble after a huge by-election loss, Australian politicians are coinciding their parliamentary duties with major sporting events, and nearly all Gazans who had their visas cancelled will come to Australia.

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Media bosses clash over AI, News Corp set for pale and stale Olympics, and TikTok’s US ban

This week in Media Briefs: News Corp’s Olympics coverage looks awfully one-note, and executives go head to head over artificial intelligence.

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Premier likens election to 'Everest' after poll slump

The Liberal National Party is on track to win Queensland's October election according to an opinion poll - and the premier says he is not surprised.

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British Newspapers: Who Owns What?

A UK government proposal to ban foreign states from owning British newspapers looks set to scupper plans for an Abu Dhabi-led bid to take over the Telegraph Media Group (TMG).

International Business Times

Rupert Murdoch, 92, to wed retired molecular biologist Elena Zhukova, 67

It will be the billionaire’s fifth wedding, five months after he stepped down from his News Corp media empire

The Guardian - US

Sam Kerr’s slur stirs ‘reverse racism’ row

The media has a myriad of hot takes on Sam Kerr’s ‘stupid white bastard’ comment, Australian news companies might get compensation when AI is trained on their content, and a man has been charged with Samantha Murphy’s murder.

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‘Mr Dutton is right’: News Corp papers grant nuclear power glowing coverage

News Corp has done a climate turnaround, spruiking the Coalition’s new nuclear policy at every opportunity. But how much Kool-Aid have its reporters drunk?

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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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Meta faces down a media more obsessed with peddling influence than public interest

Governments should fund public interest journalism, rather than slug foreign tech companies to prop up our dying media oligopoly.

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BoM’s billion-dollar IT spend

The Bureau of Meteorology spent nearly a billion dollars on a computer upgrade, undercover cops are alleged to have helped radicalise a 13-year-old ‘fixated’ on ISIS, and Australian news might be about to disappear off Facebook (again).

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A News Corp journo promised NT killer cop ‘an article in your defence’. Here’s what she actually wrote

The text came just two days after Zachary Rolfe fatally shot an Indigenous teenager.

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Mardi Gras, police and yet another culture war get the Sydney media excited

Sydney’s LGBTQIA+ community should decide who participates in Mardi Gras, but the murder of a Sydney couple has led to a culture war by a desperate media.

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Fear and loathing rule Australia’s ‘angry’ media landscape

As we muddle through the complexities of the 21st century, progress appears to be stifled by a media keen on angering its audience rather than informing it.

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Fordham flag fury, meet the young folk who wanted to hang with Trump, and what makes a protest newsworthy?

This week in Tips and Murmurs we ask what it takes for an anti-Labor protest to get attention, bring you the highlights from CPAC, and plenty more.

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Forrest adds more gig dates to his Take No Prisoners energy tour

Not all WA billionaires are fossil fuel addicts. Andrew Forrest is prepared to tell the truth about gas and coal, and call out bullshit along the way.

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Once a critique, conflict has become the media’s how-to go-to. Is there a Swift way out?

The feel-good coverage of Taylor Swift’s Eras tour has been a blessed relief from the usual practice of Australian reporting, which is that if there’s no conflict, there’s just no news at all.

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A Nightly vote of no confidence in Seven’s influence

Media and mining mogul Kerry Stokes clearly isn’t happy with the influence of the Seven network — so he’s launching a new ‘economically conservative’ online newspaper from Western Australia.

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