New York Times opening Sydney office
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.
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Lucy Battersby
Lucy Battersby has covered trends, technology and telecommunications since joining The Age in 2008.
When newspapers stop being newspapers
A loophole exists in Australian media law that would allow newspaper owners to buy television and radio licenses, a senior regulator has confirmed.
Dreamworld tragedy weighs heavily on competition
Attendance at Gold Coast theme parks is down significantly this summer since four people were killed in a tragic accident at Dreamworld in October last year.
'I have got a few itches I want to scratch' says departing Carsales CEO
Greg Roebuck is resigning as chief executive and managing director of Carsales.com.au, a company he co-founded in 1997, after nine years in the top job.
NBN sets sights on 'significant turning point'
NBN Co believes its network build will be halfway complete by the end of this financial year, as its roll out moves into metropolitan areas.
Two female directors resign from Nine
Elizabeth Gaines and Holly Kramer will step down from the board of Nine Entertainment, the company announced to the market on Tuesday morning.
Worner to represent Seven at Open, despite affair allegations
The event represents a very busy two weeks of corporate entertainment, deal make and relationship building.
What the Murdochs own now
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.
Seven warned on credit cards amid CEO sex scandal
On Wednesday Ms Harrison defended the size of her spending, saying her company credit cards were often used for expenses like redecorating rooms and hosting staff parties.
REA Group spends $70m on stake in Indian site
REA Group has bought a 14.9 per cent stake in Indian real estate listings site PropTiger for nearly $70 million.
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