The bare bones of the water buyback story have been around for a while — so why is it dominating the political news cycle now?
There’s no longer one election campaign. There’s hundreds, broken up by electorates, social media platform, gender, age, income and attitudes.
The New York Times' recent investigation into the Murdoch family described James and Kathryn's more progressive leanings as one of the reasons for tension within the family.
Julian Assange did what any good journalist should do: minimise his source's chances of being found out. But that is now conspiracy to commit a crime in the eyes of the US government.
News Corp CEO Robert Thomson attacked the New York Times and social media platforms in making the annual Keith Murdoch oration in Melbourne on Tuesday night.
We take a look at the stats: who's on high rotation at the national broadcaster, and who is steering clear completely?
Traditionally the Easter holidays have been a non-ratings period — but with the rise of streaming television, commercial networks need to re-think their strategy.
The debate over whether Julian Assange is a journalist or not serves no purpose other than to undercut future press freedom.
Outside court, Eryn Jean Norvill, decked in purple, said she stood by her evidence at trial and called for change in her industry.
The latest update in a long media obsession with the Packer family has shown the perils of an early deadline.
