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The right is using the fight against anti-Semitism to dehumanise Palestinians and justify slaughter

The right was routinely anti-Semitic for decades. Now it’s anti-Palestinians. The object may change, but the desire to bully and victimise remains.

Crikey

As Lachlan Murdoch takes over from his father he may need to reset News Corp's relations with Donald Trump

As Rupert Murdoch hands over the reins of News Corp and Fox to his son Lachlan, there is an opportunity to rebuild the relationship between the family’s media empire and former US president Donald Trump. This would make business sense for Fox as Trump is a ratings winner. But it…

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Kerry Stokes’ failing Seven can still get a media deal done

Seven West Media has hit a new low on the sharemarket but it’s still climbing on board the latest deal to shrink Australian media diversity.

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Rupert Murdoch eases into retirement as Lachlan takes up baton of ‘philosophical integrity’

News Corp’s new chair praises coverage of Indigenous voice referendum and rallies troops against Labor’s proposed misinformation laws. Plus: ABC boss addresses Gaza coverage

The Guardian - AU

News Corp posts strong revenue to see off chair Murdoch

News Corporation is eyeing new tech horizons as it adjusts to life after Rupert, farewelling its talismanic chairman with better-than-expected earnings figures.

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Murdochs pull out all the stops to kill free speech at News Corp AGM

News Corp’s media outlets constantly lecture public figures about subjecting themselves to questions. Yet it works very hard to discourage questions from shareholders at its own AGM.

Crikey

News Corp, climate criminals again top in tax dodging stakes

Big miners and banks paid billions in tax revenue — but fossil fuel companies and their media supporters continue to pay nothing.

Crikey

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Disgruntled Sinophobes have to stomach Albo’s patient work healing China relations

The PM isn’t Abbott, a Xi Jinping fan, or Morrison, who poked the panda. Instead he’s created a framework for China to re-engage with Australia.

Crikey

News Corp mistakes former Greens candidate Lynda-June Coe for Jacinta Nampijinpa Price

The story, which said Price had attended a pro-Palestine rally in Sydney, was accompanied by a photograph of a different Indigenous woman.

Crikey

Up in smokes: Daily Tele’s taxpayer-funded ciggies help Labor minister destroy travel card

News Corp reporter bought a pink doughnut, a soft drink and tobacco as part of a NSW government endorsed media stunt. Plus: cartoonists go their own way

The Guardian - AU

Rupert Murdoch's empire was built on a shrewd understanding of how media and power work

When businesspeople retire at an advanced age, it seldom makes headlines.

The Conversation

Meta refused to remove memes from popular veterans page after pressure from Australia’s defence department

Facebook and Instagram owner tells Defence ‘we allow for such memes’ following multiple emails over Pineapple Express page

The Guardian - AU

Three former senior Lib Dems sue Sun and NoW publisher over phone hacking

Exclusive: Vince Cable, Chris Huhne and Norman Lamb claim they were targeted for stories or to 'exert political influence’

The Guardian - UK

Who’s suing who? The storm around Bruce Lehrmann explained

Bruce Lehrmann has been revealed as the ‘high-profile man’ charged with an alleged rape in Toowoomba, QLD, in 2021, adding to the complex web of legal cases surrounding him.

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A timeline of Bruce Lehrmann’s moments in and out of the spotlight

Bruce Lehrmann has been named as the ‘high-profile man’ at the centre of a rape case in Queensland. Crikey looks at a timeline of events.

The Guardian - AU

White House dinner: the Kid Laroi and the B-52s among famous faces at event for Anthony Albanese

Australian contingent at black-tie affair included singer Vance Joy and Indigenous voice co-designer Prof Tom Calma, with a notable absence from News Corp chair Lachlan Murdoch

Crikey

Cricket goes woke, Q+A guest harassed and the ABC defends its journos

A stoush at the ABC’s Southbank studios, cricket hit for six and a national anthem storm in Senate estimates all feature in this week’s Media Briefs.

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Herald Sun Accused Of Running A ‘Sexualised’ Cartoon Of Jacinta Allan, But It’s Hardly Their First Rodeo

The Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan has slammed her "sexualised" caricature which was published in the Herald Sun.

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The Guardian - AU

Afternoon Update: US rejects calls for ceasefire; Céline Dion on loudspeaker causes anger in NZ; and Yotam Ottolenghi’s 10 spring recipes

Biden administration insists all hostages held by Hamas must be freed before negotiations

The Guardian - AU

Australian rugby league chief Peter V’landys invited to White House state dinner

Head of ARLC expected to discuss sports diplomacy in Pacific as Anthony Albanese in US for talks with Joe Biden

The Guardian - AU

Victorian premier Jacinta Allan accuses News Corp of using ‘sexualised imagery’ in cartoon

Allan says she doesn’t recall seeing a male politician being drawn in such a way

Crikey

News Corp leads the right from ‘No to division’ to ‘no to diversity’

News Corp’s pivot following the Voice defeat says a great deal about where the company will go in the future under Lachlan Murdoch.

Crikey

What is Starboard, News Corp’s activist investor?

It’s run by ‘the most feared man in corporate America’, so what does the equity firm have in mind for the Murdoch media empire?

The Guardian - UK

News Corp should spin off $7bn digital real estate assets, says activist investor

Rupert Murdoch empire could secure windfall by breaking up business, says Starboard Value

Crikey

How Australia’s media took the easy road on the Voice

The No vote was a tragedy for journalists who yearn for a better, more honest way of telling Australia’s national story.

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