Media
Tapt Media appoints Kristy Mansfield to lead 6PR Perth
The former Perth sales director will oversee 6PR's audience, revenue and community strategy as Tapt backs local growth.
by Staff Writer – Aug 13, 2026
Labor shifts News Bargaining Initiative after media backlash
The government has boosted potential publisher payments after warnings its revised scheme could cost journalism jobs.
by Tom Gosby – Aug 12, 2026
The motherhood juggle bites: Karoline Leavitt quits White House role
Leavitt says the motherhood juggle had simply become too much.
by Natasha Lee – Aug 12, 2026
‘The whole world could laugh at me’: Raygun’s fear before Paris Olympics revealed
Rachel Gunn reveals she feared the world would laugh at her before the Olympics, as Netflix previews the fallout that followed.
by Natasha Lee – Aug 12, 2026
David Meagher on 60 years of Gourmet Traveller, AI-proof and preparing for the biggest party of the year
He almost said no to the venue. Now it's hosting 160 guests for the publication's 60th and Restaurant of the Year Awards.
by Natasha Lee – Aug 12, 2026
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Guy Sebastian drops civil case against Titus Day after apology over withheld payments
Titus Day has now admitted that he failed to pass on payments owed to Guy Sebastian, ending their near decade-long feud.
by Natasha Lee – Aug 12, 2026
ACCC opens inquiries into Aldi, Coles and Leggo's over tomato origin claims
The watchdog is now moving after lab testing found tomato paste labelled Australian was actually Chinese.
by Natasha Lee – Aug 11, 2026
From the Newsroom to the Bedroom: The journalist who found a new way to fund his reporting
Made redundant by SCA, Bension Siebert found an unlikely, lucrative way to keep funding his investigative journalism.
by Natasha Lee – Aug 11, 2026
SCM boss: more job cuts ahead, but he's betting $25 billion on trust over talent
SCA chief executive Rohan Lund unpacks FY26 results, redundancies, culture reset and the $25 billion digital opportunity ahead.
by Natasha Lee – Aug 11, 2026
Why Seven may be the real winner as SCA revenue falls 4.5%
SCA's first full-year result with Seven shows TV pressure as audio and digital growth strengthen the merged media group.
by Natasha Lee – Aug 11, 2026
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ABC listen launches video podcasts across app
ABC listen has added video podcasts to its free app, letting audiences watch shows they already listen to each day, too.
by Staff Writer – Aug 10, 2026
Tapt Media signs Cate and Bronte Campbell to helm new podcast Campbells & Co
Tapt Media has partnered with Olympic champion sisters Cate and Bronte Campbell to produce, commercialise and publish their weekly podcast, Campbells Co.Under the partnership, Tapt Media will handle…
by Natasha Lee – Aug 10, 2026
Kyle Sandilands pulls no punches in explosive Newsmakers interview
Australia's most polarising broadcaster joins Mediaweek Newsmakers to discuss critics, the ABC and life inside his own bubble.
by Natasha Lee – Aug 10, 2026
Why Amanda Rose quit Sunrise, and why women keep working for free
She tells Mediaweek she never picked the stories, so the exposure only ever benefited the channel, not her own business.
by Natasha Lee – Aug 10, 2026
news.com.au launches true crime podcast Perfect Alibi
The series joins News Corp Australia's growing Witness podcast slate.
by Staff Writer – Aug 9, 2026
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