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It would cost $387 billion for Australia to jump on to Peter Dutton’s ‘nuclear train’, and the taxpayer helped by Australian Tax Office whistleblower Richard Boyle blames himself for Boyle’s legal mess and says it’s ‘insanity’ to continue the case against him.

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CODE Bet: News Corp’s sports gambling hub criticised as ‘new low’

Experts say CODE Bet, which assesses wagering markets, could be affected if parliamentary inquiry’s calls are heeded

The Guardian - AU

Chris Kenny cops it from his viewers for sticking by the voice

The columnist has stood out among News Corp colleagues for his stance and fans are not happy. Plus: latest from the factchecking war

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Investors be warned: Airbnb levy to soar

Huge rises in charges on short-term accommodation such as Airbnb are on the cards in Queensland and Victoria, and No camp’s key spokeswoman Jacinta Nampijinpa Price says Indigenous peoples don’t need a treaty because there was no ‘declaration of war’, and anyway, white settlement was a good thing.

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Penrith Panthers grand final triumph could damage Betr after it offered gamblers 100-1 odds on win

News Corp-backed firm offered inducements that attracted record fine and criticism from regulator

The Guardian - AU

News Corp’s Voice coverage ‘heavily biased in favour of the No campaign’, study finds

News Corp commentators including Peta Credlin, Andrew Bolt and Paul Murray were all found to heavily favour No arguments in their coverage.

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News Corp gasses up ‘green’ fossil fuels in a series on future energy – but does it pass the sniff test?

Series sponsored by organisations including coal and gas companies features ‘incorrect’ claims on ‘green gas’ and context missing on carbon capture technology

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Polarisation, political campaigning and the stories the media tells itself about a Voice

If Australians vote No on October 14, it won’t be the result of one campaign or another, but a revelation of our values. It’s time to accept that.

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More criticism of Channel 7, the voices behind the Voice, and the longest Jan 6 sentence yet

Channel 7 is facing more accusations it used images without permission in its trans-panic Spotlight episode. Plus some of the interesting companies behind the Yes campaign, and when the group chat send you to jail.

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Does Rupert Murdoch still matter? The question UK politicians don’t want to test

Rupert Murdoch’s UK media may be a shadow of its former self, but that doesn’t mean party leaders aren’t deparate for dad’s approval.

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What is Australia’s most hated company? A Crikey form guide

From Qantas to News Corp to the big four banks, which company do Australians hate the most? Check out our form guide and let us know which corporate titan really gets your goat.

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Why I advise survivors engaging with News Corp to keep their eyes wide open

News Corp is, above all else, a political organisation. And there is always the risk that it will place its own imperatives above the interests of a vulnerable person with whose story it has been entrusted.

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Global fact-checker defends RMIT FactLab against Meta, News Corp after suspension

International Fact-Checking Network director Angie Drobnic Holan expects RMIT FactLab’s membership to be renewed successfully.

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The many ways that Rupert Murdoch pays political figures

Whether it’s newspaper columns, book deals or legal settlements, Murdoch has done his sizeable share of paying out.

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Starmer or Sunak? Rupert Murdoch might just sit this one out

Media Watch: Murdoch’s support was crucial for Blair in 1997 but the media mogul may not yet be convinced over Labour at the next election

The Guardian - AU

Stan Grant accuses the Australian newspaper of acting like a ‘racist hit squad’

Exclusive: prominent Indigenous journalist, who recently left the ABC, says he is being targeted by News Corp paper which ran story about a ‘bullying’ incident

The Independent UK

Succession creator ends years of speculation over Rupert Murdoch inspiring Succession

Fans have long speculated that News Corp owner is the inspiration for Brian Cox’s character, Logan Roy

Crikey

The Murdochs and the ABC: it’s not just about competition, but about identity

The ABC and News Corp aren’t merely competitors — they are motivated by contradictory ideologies around national identity.

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Rupert Murdoch’s corporate record over 70-plus years as CEO and chairman

News Corp’s head honcho is one of the canniest — and luckiest — media moguls in the world, taking his father’s lead and bettering it.

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11 Murdoch moments that shaped journalism

Once upon a time the Murdoch dynasty was the great disrupter of the world’s media. Those times they are a’changing.

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Decarbonising the denialist way: what the climate saboteurs at the Business Council want, c/o the C|T Group

When the BCA lectures us on climate action aided by Liberal Party strategists it pays to remember it sabotaged action over 20 years.

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As the planet burns, the world’s media wilfully ignores the big picture

Traditional media continues to be reluctant to link the horrifically destructive fires raging around the globe to the climate crisis.

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News Corp goes all-in on Matildas – but tries to waltz away with fans’ cash

Matildas fans hit paywall as part of News Corp subscription drive. Plus: AFR retracts piece after confusion about Bridget MzKenzie

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Matildas World Cup semi-final breaks free-to-air ratings record

In this week’s Media Briefs, Matildas fever overcomes us all.

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Murdochs delay disclosing their bloated pay packets, after reaping more than $1bn

More companies are releasing annual reports and executive salary data on the same day, yet one media monolith has been conspicuously absent.

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