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‘A lot more intense’: Rise of News Corp tsars triggers apprehension in newsroom

News Corp’s restructure has seen heads roll and personalities rise. Not everyone’s happy about it.

Crikey

‘Massively Inaccurate’: Albo’s Tenant Slams ‘Misinformation’ Spread By PM & Media On His Eviction

When Jim Flanagan discovered he was being evicted from his home it became a national story, due to the fact that his landlord was Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. However, the misinformation and media-manhunt that followed made his life “hell on earth” he told PEDESTRIAN.TV. Jim has spent the last four…

Pedestrian.tv

‘Conspiratorial’: News Corp staff in a panic amid rampant restructure rumours

Staff at News Corp Australia are on high alert as the company’s biggest names descend on Sydney to hash out a major restructure.

Crikey

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A UK lawmaker is back at work after losing his hands and feet to sepsis

A British lawmaker is returning to work six months after sepsis forced the amputation of his hands and feet

The Independent UK

An alarming new report has found that one in 13 restaurants will close over the next 12 months.

Pedestrian.tv

‘Bloody cover up’: what the papers say as Sunak apologises for infected blood scandal

The UK newspaper front pages all cover the conclusion to an inquiry which found the deaths of 3,000 people were made worse by cover-ups

The Guardian - AU

News Corp quotes anti-immigration TikToker but fails to reveal ex-One Nation MP adviser role

Daily Telegraph featured Jordan Knight as a spokesperson for his self-founded Migration Watch

The Guardian - AU

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Burning issues for newspaper readers

Letters: Readers reflect on the inflammatory properties of the Guardian, the Western Morning News, the Daily Telegraph and Socialist Worker

The Guardian - UK

Senior C of E figure rejects claim of asylum-seeker baptism ‘conveyor belt’

In submission to MPs, archdeacon Rick Simpson says claims by ex-vicar Matthew Firth are ‘deeply problematic’

The Guardian - UK

Liberal MP referred to police for alleged abuse

Taylor Martin has been reported to the police for alleged verbal abuse of a former MP, Mike Pezzullo claims he shouldn’t have been sacked, and Elon Musk takes on Albanese over free speech.

Crikey

Reynolds still pursuing Higgins

Linda Reynolds will continue her defamation proceedings against Brittany Higgins, private school funding is under the spotlight, and new environmental protection laws are a win for… miners?

Crikey

Lehrmann v Wilkinson resolves today

The result of Bruce Lehrmann’s defamation case against Lisa Wilkinson and Network Ten will be heard today, a police source says Bondi Junction killer was ‘targeting women’, and Jim Chalmers’ new asset write-off scheme.

Crikey

Ian Heads: a story-teller without peer and a true gentleman of rugby league

The journalist, who has died aged 81, was responsible for the Immortals concept but remained humble despite his status in the Australian game

The Guardian - AU

Mind the Gulf: Britain thwarts UAE takeover bid for Telegraph newspaper

The newspaper industry may be in duress, but a legacy brand like The Daily Telegraph in the UK is still an attractive asset that wields considerable influence. Former CNN president Jeff Zucker led a consortium to buy the paper that was primarily backed by money out of the United Arab…

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The Guardian - UK

Cabbies have given me some great lines, but they have nothing on Frank Hester

Another week, another racism scandal farts out from the dying body politic of this gaseous corpse of a Conservative government

The Guardian - AU

‘We deserve better’: what the papers say about Jeremy Hunt’s pre-election budget

UK front pages are split in their verdicts, with some calling it ‘desperate’ and others declaring the economy ‘ready for take off!’

The Guardian - AU

The Nightly: Kerry Stokes and his billionaire mates take a punt on ‘mainstream middle’ journalism

Online afternoon newspaper praises the ‘entrepreneurial spirit’ of ‘tycoons of industry who put us on the map’. Plus: Greg Sheridan caught up in Taylor Swift fever

The Guardian - UK

Sunak, his media allies – maybe even Lee Anderson – know Sadiq Khan is no Islamist. This is tactical racism

The label ‘Islamist’ is being used to stir up anti-Muslim feeling for political ends, says Archie Bland, Guardian First Edition newsletter editor

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The Guardian - AU

New boss Luke McIlveen’s reverence for Ray Hadley unnerves SMH and Age staff

Past praise of shock jock and mockery of serious journalism causes shudder as Nine newsrooms divided. Plus: Phillip Adams puts Late Night Live to bed

Crikey

New Nine boss once defended a man’s sexual relationship with a minor

Crikey can reveal that Luke McIlveen, the new executive editor of the Nine metropolitan mastheads, once defended a man’s sexual relationship with a minor in a column for The Daily Telegraph.

International Business Times UK

Simon Clarke Faces Backlash From Tory MPs After Calling For PM Rishi Sunak To Quit

Writing in the Daily Telegraph on Tuesday, Clarke claimed Sunak, who is under increasing pressure after he was dealt a blow to his Rwanda deportation plan in the House of Lords, was "leading the Conservatives into an election where we will be massacred".

The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak open to reappointing Lee Anderson as Tory deputy chair despite Rwanda bill rebellion – as it happened

Nn 10 hints prime minister would be prepared to have Anderson back, saying ‘we have a lot of time for Lee’

Autosport

Wolff commits to new Mercedes F1 contract with no performance clauses

In an exclusive interview with The Daily Telegraph, Wolff has revealed that he recently agreed with his fellow shareholders to a new deal to remain at the helm at the squad until at least the end of 2026.

Crikey

Who’s getting sued? The year ahead for defamation in Australia

Brace yourselves for a big year in defamation, as laws undergo changes and high-profile cases continue to play out.

The Independent UK

Campaigners want to stop England’s oldest petrol station from being turned into a house

A couple bought the Grade-II listed building in Herefordshire in 2023 and are looking to turn it into a house

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