Journalist and presenter Liz Jackson has passed away after a well-documented battle with Parkinson's disease. She is being remembered as an inspirational, fearless journalist.
The Feed has said goodbye to a true Australian icon, Barabbas Loins.
After a disastrous run with Optus Sport, the World Cup will now be screened on SBS until the end of the group stage.
The fiction of privatised competition was simply so diverse functions could be handed over to cartelised oligopolies.
SBS has gladly stepped in to air World Cup matches while Optus scrambles to fix its streaming problems.
The ABC has retained radio broadcasting rights for the cricket, defying speculation that the rights were set to shift elsewhere.
The 2018 FIFA World Cup has already had its fair share of David and Goliath moments. But with hundreds of millions of soccer fans missing out on representation, won't somebody think of the advertisers?
The English bid for the 2018 FIFA World Cup is starting to feel grubbier and grubbier, writes The Guardian's Paul Hayward, and are horsetrading and acquiescence a price worth paying for an event England have not won since 1966?