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A deal signed by the hosts of The Kyle and Jackie O Show will also see Sydney's top-rating radio breakfast program broadcast in Melbourne from 2024, and follows their employer launching a takeover bid of their former network.

Recently, I've been one of the many Australians who are avoiding the news. What is going on, when the news is losing not just its regular audience, but alienating a career newshound like me, asks Leigh Sales.

Sandra Sully says she once called out the behaviour of a former male colleague after hearing him say a particular journalist's breasts were too large for her role on camera.

With a career spanning 70 years, Rupert Murdoch is no stranger to facing the same kind of interviewing and investigative treatment that he has dished out in his media outlets.

Media magnate Rupert Murdoch has announced that he is stepping away from the empire he created, saying he will turn over the reins to his son Lachlan.

Rupert Murdoch is being both celebrated and criticised for his years as one of the world's most influential media barons, after he announced his retirement.

Brian Selter says when Rupert Murdoch eventually dies, there will be a contest between sons James and more conservative Lachlan over the direction of NewsCorp.

Rupert Murdoch's retirement is a momentous media moment that could lead to big shifts in the media and political landscapes in Australia and other parts of the English-speaking world. 

Actor Sam Reid, who plays a TV news presenter in the series, admits he based his character on a real Australian journalist. And the creator of The Newsreader reveals which ABC journalist influenced another character on the show.

In a statement, the broadcaster has confirmed his reappointment "to end speculation" about his tenure.

A recent dispute got James Valentine thinking about beliefs, how rigorously we defend our beliefs and how we reject those who don't share ours. But maybe there's another way.

The ABC is discontinuing all but four accounts on social media platform X (formerly Twitter) to focus on the accounts that provide the most value

Recent investigations reveal how Beijing has been looking to increase its influence in the Pacific by using political pressure and funding to capture local elites and media, with questions raised around the independence of outlets that have cut deals with China.

Trying to make something that works as both a podcast and a TV show has been tried before — and failed. But the ABC's If You're Listening podcast team is testing that theory.

This year's Logies saw the biggest names in Australian television under one roof in Sydney. It also saw some unexpected wins. Here's the full list of winners. 

Alan Wilkie read the weather from the ABC's first week of television broadcasts in 1956 until he left the organisation in 1960.

A second young person claims to have received abusive messages from the BBC presenter accused of paying a teenager for sexually explicit images, while BBC insists on keeping him anonymous. 

Journalist Nabil Al-Nashar gets excited about things most of his Australian friends take for granted — fair and honest elections, free speech — due to where he came from.

He's one half of much-loved comedy duo Roy and HG, but Greig Pickhaver says a diagnosis of dyslexia was both a "blessing and a curse" as he carved out a successful career "making up things on the spot".

Greig Pickhaver tells David Wenham for The ABC Of... about how his ability to make up things on the spot helped him navigate his dyslexia and his career on air.

The nominees for the 63rd TV Week Logies are out, with three ABC personalities set to go head to head for the coveted Gold Logie for the first time in history.

Alex McCaskill, a longtime producer for former Fox News host Tucker Carlson is dropped by the network after being found responsible for an on-air headline that referred to US President Joe Biden as a "wannabe dictator".

A multi-million-dollar deal between streaming giant Spotify and a media group run by Prince Harry and his wife Meghan has ended by mutual agreement, according to the two parties.

Australian television writers are having their projects put on hold because of the Hollywood writers' strike, as the local union advises them against crossing the picket line.

After a tumultuous posting marked by natural disasters and disrupted by the COVID pandemic, Indonesia correspondent Anne Barker signs off, reflecting on the big stories, the highs and lows.