Could this broad clause be used in the government's war on press freedom?
Ten announced the departure of MasterChef's long-running judges in a bid to bolster the show's sinking ratings. Was it worth it?
As the line between fact and fiction continues to blur, the integrity of journalism is rapidly falling away.
Having learnt nothing from the Iraq debacle, the Australian media is now urging our involvement in another military intervention in the Middle East.
The Judith Neilson Institute for Journalism and Ideas has awarded handouts to some of the richest media organisations in the country, including The Australian and AFR. It raises the question: what do they need the money for?
With Howard-era streaming regulation on the chopping block, experts are asking how the government will settle archaic broadcasting laws that have allowed Netflix to thrive.
We know that Donald Trump's a bully. But what can anyone actually do about it?
Last week the media only took a few hours to switch from coverage of Indigenous recognition to instead focus on niche political responses to it. Unfortunately, this isn't unusual.
A tidal wave of news stories is creating fear about this year's 'horror' flu season. But how accurate are these reports, really?
Nine won the night, but the ratings mirrored Australia's batting -- falling away horribly as the night went on.
