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Dan’s wife bans media enemy no.1

The entire Andrews clan has turned against 3AW morning host Neil Mitchell, with Catherine Andrews escalating one of the great feuds of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Reporters find it hard to tell truth about renewables

Many environment writers today are in the business of hiding the truth about the costs of renewable energy.

By CHRIS MITCHELL

Watch the gap and don’t overstep; TV’s gender war

Morning TV. It’s meant to be all bright and breezy, with hosts who get on a like a house on fire. The reality?

By CAROLINE OVERINGTON

ABC complaints process under review

The ABC has ordered an independent review into its beleaguered in-house complaints process following outrage over the editorial failings of the Ghost Train: Exposed series.

By JAMES MADDEN, SOPHIE ELSWORTH

Aunty’s big legal bill to defend Milligan

The defamation action taken by MP Andrew Laming against Four Corners reporter Louise Milligan cost the ABC more than $150,000, new documents reveal.

By SOPHIE ELSWORTH

Nine poised to pay ‘top dollar’ for NRL

The NRL is poised to announce as early as this week that it has renewed Nine Entertainment’s contract as the free-to-air broadcaster of the National Rugby League.

By JAMES MADDEN, NICK TABAKOFF

Old school approach to new-age journalism

When Hedley Thomas finishes his new podcast, Shandee’s Story, he estimates he will have written the equivalent of two books.

By DAVID MURRAY

Seven on a mission to reclaim its number

The Seven Network has initiated legal proceedings against global convenience store behemoth 7-Eleven, Inc in a landmark trademark dispute.

Roberts-Smith trial to stay put

Ben Roberts-Smith’s high-profile lawsuit is facing a major problem that a court was told has caused the elite soldier more humiliation and stress.

By PERRY DUFFIN

Shield law ‘loophole’ set to close

Queensland is the only Australian jurisdiction without ‘shield laws’ that give journalists legal professional privilege from revealing their sources in court.