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Several staff have left the Channel 7 program following the disastrous on-air error that led to the wrong man being labelled the Bondi Junction mass murderer.
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EXCLUSIVE
Sunrise resets after Bondi stabbings bungle
Several staff have left the Channel 7 program following the disastrous on-air error that led to the wrong man being labelled the Bondi Junction mass murderer.
SOPHIE ELSWORTH, JAMES MADDEN
MEDIA DIARY
Fourth estate turns cry baby over crying baby
Ita Buttrose was a rare voice of reason in the growing hysteria over the ‘breastfeeding mum’ and her crying baby in comedian Arj Barker’s show.
By JAMES MADDEN, SOPHIE ELSWORTH
RADIO RATINGS
ABC Sydney’s breakfast goes cold
The ABC’s failing radio ratings in 2024 – particularly in the key breakfast timeslot in both Sydney and Melbourne – has management deeply concerned.
By SOPHIE ELSWORTH
COMMENTARY
X marks Labor’s blind spot for security woes
Anthony Albanese’s war on Elon Musk, owner of social media platform X, is low politics but might just divert Australians’ attention away from his government’s national security failures.
By CHRIS MITCHELL
MEDIA EXIT
Seven news boss quits after weeks of scandals
The boss of trouble-plagued Channel 7 has quit the media company after weeks of turmoil engulfing the network.
By SOPHIE ELSWORTH
MEDIA
Meta ‘wrong’ on value of news
More than four-fifths of Australians who consume news via social media say it’s ‘important’ to have access to news via this channel.
By JAMES MADDEN
MEDIA
The popular way Aussies are saving on streaming
The number of Australians taking up this new option has doubled in the past twelve months.
By SOPHIE ELSWORTH
MEDIA
Biden again calls for reporter’s release
President also mocks Trump at annual Washington dinner celebrating press freedom.
By JOHN MCCORMICK
MEDIA
Presenter’s late-night ‘altercation’ probed
NRL journalist Paul Kent has been stood down after a video of an altercation outside a Sydney restaurant surfaced online.
By JOANNA PANAGOPOULOS
THE 90S ARE BACK
Cosmopolitan magazine returns to Australia
With another iconic magazine brand returning down under, women’s publishing is back with a vengeance for, and thanks to, a new generation.
By JENNA CLARKE
OPINION
How chief marketing officers can win boardroom support
The role of the CMO is in the throes of massive change, as businesses increasingly task their marketing teams with hard-to-find growth. Fortune favours the brave.
By LEE LEGGETT
EXCLUSIVE
Driving force behind Didi’s growth
Rideshare platform Didi Australia has appointed a new head of brand marketing as the Beijing-headquartered company chases slow “sustainable growth”. Can it compete with the ubiquitous brand of its competitor, Uber?
By KATE RACOVOLIS
THE GROWTH AGENDA
Levi Strauss stretching beyond wholesale in search for new customers
Denim brand Levi Strauss is directing its attention to its own brick-and-mortar stores amid shifting consumer tastes and as part of its goal to change its brand image as a jeans maker.
By JENNIFER WILLIAMS
 
 
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