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Topic: hobart mercury
No prizes for guessing the <em>NT News</em>' biggest obsession.

We’ve matched every major metro newspaper to its biggest obsession

Media

Dec 15, 2017

4

Rudd and Abbott's daughters have disappeared from the campaign trail, as media and voters alike hit a wall of election fatigue, writes <b>Richard Farmer</b>.

Richard Farmer’s campaign bites

Politics

Aug 23, 2013

In today's Media Briefs: Animal Farm on CCTV ... Turning back time at <em>The AFR</em> ... Front Page of the Day ... Stood-down Fairfax ed loses seat chance ... Al-Jazeera's Twitter hacked and more ...

Mercury rewrites Orwell … AFR time … Al-Jazeera twit-hacked …

Media

Jul 06, 2012

1

Bob Brown has joined an army of concerned Tasmanian community leaders to express outrage at plans to edit <em>The Mercury</em> in Melbourne, writes <b>Lindsay Tuffin</b> of the <a href="http://www.tasmaniantimes.com" target="_blank"><em>Tasmanian Times</em></a>.

Greens throw weight behind Mercury’s bid to stay local

Journalism

Apr 05, 2011

1

Reporters, photographers and subeditors at <em>The Mercury</em> are seething at plans to export Tasmanian subediting jobs to Melbourne and edit the state’s major newspaper interstate. <b>Lindsay Tuffin</b>, a former News Ltd journalist, reports.

Sub cuts: tension rising at News’ Mercury HQ in Hobart

Journalism

Apr 01, 2011

7

<em>Hobart Mercury</em> editor Garry Bailey responds to our <a href="http://www.crikey.com.au/spinning-the-media">Spinning The Media</a> study findings that many of the articles analysed in his paper were initiated by public relations.

Editor of <em>The Hobart Mercury</em>, Garry Bailey, responds

Federal

Mar 15, 2010

How a minor drunken prank escalated into a major Tasmanian political story may be as good as topic as any to kick off the journalists union’s Future of Journalism forum in Hobart on Thursday night, writes <b>Bob Burton</b>.

How a drunken prank became a major political story with flare

Journalism

Oct 14, 2009

1

Without much fanfare a few weeks ago Steve Lewis moved from being the Chief Political Correspondent of <i>The Australian</i> and became the national political correspondent appearing in all the Murdoch tabloids. As such he is perhaps now in a position to be the most powerful political journalist in the country, writes Richard Farmer.

A new journalist of influence

News

Sep 28, 2007

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