More than a few high-profile commentators have egg on their face following the results of Kenneth Hayne's banking royal commission.
Time's up, boys.
Not everyone was a winner.
News Corp columnists keep telling us that Murdoch is no control freak -- so why are they so reluctant to criticise their boss?
The Reserve Bank appears once again to be playing favourites by breaching its own communications policy on the direction of monetary policy, Glenn Dyer and Bernard Keane write.
Hun business writer Terry McCrann has taken an axe to the Tax Justice Network report on tax avoidance. Pity he doesn't know what he's talking about. Tax specialist Bill Mavropoulos offers McCrann some much-needed advice.
The Australian Financial Review has kept quiet about the merger of its reporting team with Fairfax's BusinessDay.
McCrann and Bolt have become self-appointed chief leaders in Gina Rinehart’s attempt to seize board and editorial control of Fairfax Media.
For a media proprietor, James Packer is one of the least communicative public company leaders in Australia.
Given the industry that has emerged to sledge and analyse Rupert Murdoch after 10 months of the phone-hacking scandals, you soon learn who is worth listening to.