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New York Times opening Sydney office

The New York Times is opening an office in Sydney, Australia, with a small team looking for local stories.

The New York Times is setting up a small team in Sydney to create local stories that it hopes will encourage Australians to subscribe and engage with the Times' global network. 

When newspapers stop being newspapers

A Fairfax spokesman said there were "no plans to change from daily printing and we expect that to be the case for some ...

A loophole exists in Australian media law that would allow newspaper owners to buy television and radio licenses, a senior regulator has confirmed. 

What the Murdochs own now

News Corp's Australian newspapers are cashflow neutral or negative, while Fairfax's are only positive thanks to its ...

In the last weeks of 2016, News Corporation got a nod of approval from the competition regulator to purchase a company that publishes 72 newspapers around Queensland and northern New South Wales.

Fox host Bill O'Reilly caught up in sexual harassment scandal

Juliet Huddy accused Bill O'Reilly of trying to derail her career after she rebuffed his sexual advances.

In the weeks after Roger Ailes was ousted as the chairman of Fox News in July, amid a sexual harassment scandal, company executives secretly struck an agreement with a longtime on-air personality who had come forward with similar accusations about the network's top host, Bill O'Reilly.

TV stars fight to keep names out of Worner sex scandal

Seven West Media chief executive Tim Worner is under scrutiny.

The saga embroiling embattled Seven West boss Tim Worner continues to spiral out of control with the company's lawyers launching legal action to prevent the names of two prominent employees being linked with the scandal.

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