With the review of the five-year-old laws now on its way, will we see the same media organisations turn on their heels?
International media outlets have reported a shocking rise in suicide attempts on Manus. But you wouldn’t know about it from Australia's major papers.
Paul Fletcher will have the best seat in the house for an extended funeral of the Australian media sector.
You can write something in the best way it can be written, or in the way it’ll get seen by the most people. These two things never align fully.
In a week littered with literary inaccuracies, the question needs to be asked: why are so many authors getting away with sloppy research?
Targeted misinformation and a quiet undercurrent of anti-immigration and anti-refugee sentiment — social media allowed the real election campaign to fly under the radar.
While the announcement of David Speers as the next host of Insiders was a surprise to some, it makes sense as Sky News faces an uncertain future.
With ad revenues down across the board, don't be surprised if you see more legacy media companies pushing for mergers this year.
News Corp's monopoly removes the discipline of competition, freeing an openly conservative media to be, well, more openly conservative.
We traced News Corp's messaging on Labor from the morning papers through to Sky After Dark.
