Anika Wells

"That seems like it's a very deliberate decision and very, very prejudicial to Australian journalism."

by Nama Winston – Nov 5, 2026

The postal operator has begun its search for a successor as it pursues reforms across its parcels and letters businesses.

by Natasha Lee – Oct 25, 2026

One Nation, the Greens, and the Liberals condemn the proposed broadcast, as eSafety warns of limits on its power to block videos.

by Natasha Lee – Oct 12, 2026

"Whatever technology choices are ultimately made, the interests of Australian viewers must come first."

by Alisha Buaya – Sep 16, 2026

Labor’s Digital Duty of Care could give Australians an algorithm off switch while imposing tougher safety obligations on social platforms.

by Tom Gosby – Sep 7, 2026

The government has boosted potential publisher payments after warnings its revised scheme could cost journalism jobs.

by Tom Gosby – Aug 12, 2026

Smart speaker prominence and regional relief sit at the centre of the Albanese Government’s proposed broadcasting package.

by Tom Gosby – Aug 5, 2026

Gina Rinehart has got what she deserved - an apology.

by Nama Winston – Jul 30, 2026

'Access to the emergency call service is a fundamental legal obligation and the most important public safety responsibility telecommunications providers have.'

by Nama Winston – Jul 30, 2026

Communications Minister Anika Wells has conceded the broadcast was unacceptable.

by Nama Winston – Jul 30, 2026