No matter the code, Melburnians have proven themselves to be the biggest footy fans.
Donald Trump's tax returns appeared in the post at The New York Times.
The New York Times is looking for a "player-coach" to lead its Australian operation in Sydney.
As was to be expected, the two versions of The Footy Show did well.
The shrewdness of the move is reflected in Nine's jumping share price.
First up, the big news from last night was the storms and blackout in Adelaide. Viewing dropped sharply on the night before, and some programs lost 120-150,000 viewers (such as Seven News and Seven News/Today Tonight), even accounting for the lower audience levels on a Wednesday night. All networks were impacted to varying degrees. So […]
The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners has bought the first four pages of The Australian.
The Advertiser was printed in Melbourne and driven overnight to South Australia.
Hillary vs the Donald was a ratings success.
ACMA has found Seven breached the broadcasting code when it aired footage of a defendant's previous legal counsel with a voice-over saying the man's lawyers had failed to prepare for court.
