Dropping from the ASX 200 is both a natural conclusion and a sign of things to come for Seven West Media, whose share price has been sluggish for months.
Crikey readers discuss the leaders' debate and why public interest isn't as high as it has been in previous elections.
If the Seven Network is so pleased about having this exclusive, why are they airing Home & Away on the main channel and putting the debate on the lesser-viewed 7TWO?
The broadcasting regulator ACMA used crime statistics to rule that Seven's claims of "crime surges" due to "African gangs" breached accuracy guidelines.
Australia has so far avoided the fate of the US, where economic and political conditions have enabled a slide into fascism, but we still have the potential to follow America if our political class doesn't lift its game.
Seven dominated the night from 5pm onwards.
Amber Harrison says Seven used its legal might to intimidate her and accused her of misuse of the company credit card after she told HR about the affair.
Craig McPherson swings the axe at Seven, and Daryl Somers is returning to Nine to host a new game show.
My Kitchen Rules no longer cock of the roost.
The golden rule of media ownership changes in Australia is that they usher in carnage for shareholders, Glenn Dyer and Bernard Keane write.
