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News Corp boss hits back at Albanese

News Corp Australasia executive chairman Michael Miller has rubbished claims by Anthony Albanese that the media company’s mastheads are ‘working hand in glove’ with Peter Dutton.

Is Hugh marking time for Aunty’s plum job?

Amid all the rumours that come across our desk, there’s one which won’t go away and that’s the possibility Nine’s former chief, Hugh Marks, will be the ABC’s next managing director.

Trump’s hit, Kamala’s miss, Olympic glory, Assange’s bliss

The shocking assassination attempt of Donald Trump at an open-air campaign rally in Pennsylvania on July 13 was the top single-day news story of the year.

No sunshine, no wind equals no renewables

Well past 2050 renewables will require large amounts of gas as a back-up for power generation. So fossil fuels won’t disappear despite the Climate Change and Energy Minister’s plan.

Smaller publishers to share in $180m help from Canberra

The Albanese government has committed a total of $180.5m to help fund smaller publishers as part of its pledge to sustain the local news and community broadcasting industries.

Here is the News, and the next wave of journos to deliver it

News Corp Australia’s next cohort of aspiring journalists has joined some of Australia’s most recognisable news brands as their careers take off.

THE GROWTH AGENDA

Vaseline slides into socials to connect with young audiences

Can a 158-year-old brand win over younger consumers to boost the brand and grow in the cluttered skincare category?

THE GROWTH AGENDA

Starlight Foundation appoints digital advisory to supercharge growth

The Starlight Children’s Foundation has appointed a digital and data advisory to power its innovation as it accelerates growth in digital channels.

THE GROWTH AGENDA

Social innovation looms as users spurn toxic sites

A growing distaste for the toxicity of mass social media sites is powering a rise in new types of social interactions, such as Cleats Club a social app for super fans.

Another 2GB host heads for the door

Just hours after talkback radio titan Ray Hadley farewelled the station’s listeners for the last time, Chris O’Keefe told his audience he was leaving the same day.