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The SMH and the Age’s Peter Falconio story made headlines around the world but quickly fell apart, while the Weekend Australian stuck to safer ground with a flattering profile of its own star

The recent stoush between mining magnate Andrew “Twiggy” Forrest and media mogul Kerry Stokes is just the latest flashing neon sign above the parlous state of media diversity in Australia.

The sale of Move, a property-listing group owned by News Corp, has fallen through after the putative buyer dropped out of the deal.

A revealing text message highlights two "serious" breaches of the industry code, with NT authorities deciding to more than double the penalty levelled at the company.

Opening weekend of Australia’s biggest arts festival largely ignored by hometown paper which says it’s covering event on its merits

Liberal senator gets TV guide wrong and confuses program about sexuality as a children’s show. Plus: the Murdochs and Ita Buttrose unite for a cause

Just before last year’s election, the Morrison government handed out an unvetted $1.56m to Labor seats it hoped to swing, and 800,000 Australians are hurtling towards a $16,500 home loan ‘repayment cliff’.

News Corporation is cutting its staff by 5% globally, including in Australia, after its news media division recorded a second-quarter earnings decline of 47%. The decision inevitably reopens questions about the future of the company’s newspapers, particularly once Rupert Murdoch is gone.

The dip in subscription numbers for News Corp’s mastheads and pay-TV ventures indicate not only the company’s financial future but its political and cultural sway.

Weeks after Fox merger scrapped, investors say market value languishing because of underperforming businesses in portfolio

One man missing in Turkey has been found safe while two remain unaccounted for after Sydney man Can Pahali was confirmed to have died