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Mistrust in the media is widespread among Australians, but this view becomes particularly antagonistic at the far-right fringe where mainstream media are typically viewed as “traitors” and the “enemy of the people”. This post from an Australian user on the far-right, social media platform Gab captures this common sentiment:

New York City Mayor Eric Adams and Department of Small Business Services (SBS) commissioner Kevin D.

Spike in adjudications about trans issues at various Australian publications. Plus: the political journos jumping on the Labor bandwagon

This drama, starring Rarriwuy Hick as a detective returning to her community, pairs familiar police procedural elements with interesting cultural insights

Communications minister Michelle Rowland says Coalition ‘completely lied’ about 2013 funding cut which harmed broadcaster

Australia’s broadcasting watchdog says self-regulatory codes for broadcasters are outdated as they do not apply to streaming services

The high-speed, £1million Stormblade, which can carry six commandos, proved unsinkable in trials with its self-righting hull. The SBS needs a boat for counter-terror ops around the UK

Hamish Blake has won the Gold Logie and Bert Newton award, while Tony Armstrong takes home the Graham Kennedy award.

For 13 years, SBS series Who Do You Think You Are? has helped high-profile Australians make surprising ancestral discoveries. For two of this year’s participants, the experience has been not just surprising and emotional, but an invaluable gift for their loved ones.