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The Australian

MAFS has cultural value, says Nine’s interim chief

Nine’s interim chief executive officer Matt Stanton says the network’s controversial reality show – which has this season been overshadowed by a police investigation – is one of the media company’s most valuable assets.

‘Manipulated by terrorists: How was the BBC duped?

When the BBC announced in January it would air Gaza: How to Survive a Warzone, its head of current affairs was effusive. But hours after it aired one of its central figures was exposed.

Weekendus interruptus: ABC news chief bristles outside bank hours

ABC news director Justin Stevens has told a parliamentary committee the national broadcaster is an engaging and open book whenever it’s queried by News Corp. Which is news to us.

Labor is failing to stand up to China bullying

Australia is being bullied by a great power with a GDP not much smaller than America’s, 1.4 billion people and a larger navy and army than the US.

Vegas a winning gamble for Foxtel

Men’s and women’s rugby league players competing in Las Vegas is the proverbial starting whistle for a big month of Foxtel Group subscriptions, as last year proved.

IVF giant in a battle to rebuild trust after cyber data breach

The Genea brand will struggle to recover from the cyberattack and leak of its personal client data on the dark web with brands experts labelling it “one of the most damaging” privacy breaches.

Big brands turn to indie agencies

The trade body representing independent media agencies now numbers close to 180 and its members are luring big-spending advertisers away from global media agency groups.

Honda taps into racing legacy to rev up its bid to reclaim brand relevance

Honda is leaning into its 76-year heritage of innovation with its first brand campaign in years as it seeks to reclaim brand relevance and drive growth.

When prosperity stalls, ingenuity calls: a new era for The Lucky Country

Australia is poised to enter an era of innovation, but Dentsu’s David Halter asks whether businesses are ready to implement the strategies to capitalise on this moment.