Conservatives have found a new reason to yell at Yassmin Abdel-Magied. Plus, other media stories from the day.
Indigenous protest derails Surnise (as they actually make it on-screen). Plus other media tidbits from the day.
Unlike most networks, the ABC has to be cautious when a star journalist emerges among its ranks. Unsurprisingly, it's all about playing politics.
John Stensholt, who ran the coveted AFR's Rich List, has been head-hunted by the The Australian in a move that has revealed staff disquiet about Fairfax's management
Foxtel should be close to making a new offer for cricket rights after a bidding session last week fell flat. And other media tidbits of the day.
Australia has launched its own investigation into Facebook's use of data, following a backlash against the social media giant.
David Donovan, editor of Independent Australia has a theory about why mainstream outlets "despise" him: he keeps showing them up.
The Daily Mail has remained silent after being sued by a Sydney-based photographer over alleged unpaid use of his work.
A whistleblower's home has been raided after speaking to Four Corners and Fairfax. Plus, other media stories from the day.
Fairfax and News Corp are both 'boycotting' the Commonwealth Games' official media accreditation process, but that hasn't stopped them dedicating an enormous amount of pages to the event.