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Rebel Wilson, Bevan Shields and the art of the Twitter (non) apology

While attempting to handle the backlash against his paper’s outing of Wilson, Sydney Morning Herald editor Bevan Shields’ ‘apology’ copped a backlash all its own.

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Late-afternoon quiz shows have the edge over lacklustre prime-time offerings

Nine finally got to air that legally disputed episode of 60 Minutes, albeit with little fanfare.

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Nine airs 60 minutes investigation that Sydney cosmetic surgeon tried to block in court

NSW supreme court dismisses Dr Joseph Ajaka’s application to force Nine Entertainment to hand over draft story by journalist Adele Ferguson

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State of Origin gives everything else on television the boot

Game one had 2.5 million viewers giving Nine 47.6% of total share. Definitely something to brag about.

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The thrill of The Chase Australia more of a drawcard than prime-time fare

And expect the thrills of State of Origin, Game One to catch the TV audience’s attention tonight.

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Many shine at the Bad-Take Brownlow, but Peter Hartcher takes the crown

Why is an utterly false and ignorant piece by Hartcher still up on Nine’s website? Have they stopped caring about facts?

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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

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Final witness in Ben-Roberts-Smith trial says he has no knowledge of how two Afghan men died

The final witness in the long-running Ben Roberts-Smith defamation case, a senior SAS member, says he never had any personal knowledge of how two Afghan men were killed in a Taliban compound.

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Hard Quiz reigns supreme over soft offerings from the commercial networks

Hundreds of thousands more viewers switched on the Tom Gleeson ABC game show rather than the big-ticket reality programs.

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League broadcast icon Ray Warren confirms retirement with "nothing to prove"

Legendary rugby league commentator Ray Warren has confirmed his retirement, the 78-year-old opting not to return for next week's State of Origin series opener.

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League broadcast icon Ray Warren retires

Legendary rugby league commentator Ray Warren has confirmed his retirement, the 78-year-old opting not to return for next week's State of Origin series opener.

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As the temperature drops, Big Bro drags Seven to a low

Fewer than half a million viewers nationally checked out what was happening in the Big Brother house, and it put a drag on Seven’s overall ratings.

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Streaming a saviour for the commercial networks’ reality programs

Thank goodness for streaming and catch-up, because not that many people are tuning in to the commercial networks’ expensive reality shows when they air.

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The Voice grand finale rakes in more than one million viewers, stirs controversy

Lachie Gill’s win last night ignited a storm of social media debate, and brought in a swell of viewers.

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Toto Albanese steals the post-election show as News Corp front pages do an about-face

Seven’s Mark Riley catches Covid just in time to miss plane to Quad summit. Plus: the West Australian prints Noongar edition for Reconciliation Week

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Celebrity Apprentice Australia is a ScoMo kind of show — that’s not a recommendation

Our TV pundit wonders why anyone would tune into Nine’s ‘nasty’ and ‘derivative’ Celebrity Apprentice Australia.

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ABC dominates election coverage, with Insiders cracking one million viewers for the first time

It was a poor night for commercial networks like Sky News, as Australians flocked to the public broadcaster for their election coverage.

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A note to men seeking vindication through defamation: you might not like the reckoning

A number of high-profile men have recently discovered that defamation litigation is not the straight path to absolution that they might have hoped it was.

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Reuters

Incoming Australian Prime Minister says he wants to unite country

Labor Party leader Anthony Albanese said he wanted to bring Australians together as he made his first comments after leading his party to an election victory on Saturday after nine years in opposition.

Reuters

Australia ousts conservatives after nine years, Albanese to be PM

Australia's Labor Party was set to end almost a decade of conservative rule as the government was swept away in Saturday's election by a wave of support for candidates who campaigned for more action on climate change and may hold the balance of power.

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‘Technically more difficult’: ABC analyst Antony Green on the challenges of calling the 2022 election

As well as the national broadcaster, Seven, Nine, 10 and Sky News Australia are all also offering live panels and analysis

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Craig McLachlan drops defamation case against ABC, Nine and Christie Whelan Browne

Actor Craig McLachlan discontinues defamation proceedings against the ABC, Nine and co-star Christie Whelan Browne over media reports in 2018.

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When everything else is disrupted, why not politics? Surely it needs it

Federal politics is defined by state capture. Tomorrow must start the process of destroying the vectors for the capture of government by powerful interests.

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BBC faces questions as damning figures reveal limited Nicola Sturgeon US in coverage

BBC Scotland’s The Nine spent more time on Monday covering Saturday's Eurovision final than Nicola Sturgeon’s trip to America – despite the…

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Bulldozers, boys and bonkers conspiracies — what a glorious, exhausting few weeks on the trail

Guy Rundle has been intrepidly trekking the well-worn campaign trail for the past fortnight. Here are some of his notes.

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