The former ACT attorney-general was due to finally face trial on October 24 after years of delays before the attorney-general intervened.

Taylor Auerbach, a former producer at Seven, has claimed a raft of expenses were covered by the network as it negotiated an interview deal with Bruce Lehrmann.

Wind-powered system responds much faster than traditional grid backups

Jenny Morrison has been a reluctant player in political life but now she’s on the campaign with the prime minister in his final week before the election.

“Someone has just tried to kill Jordan Shanks,” his lawyer said after a fire in the early hours of Wednesday significantly damaged the YouTuber’s Bondi house.

The body in charge of Australia’s top journalism awards, The Walkley Foundation, has removed the Seven Network’s interview with Bruce Lehrmann as a finalist.

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Of nine claims in the Liberals' new ad campaign, one is correct, two are deceptive and six are barefaced lies.

The national broadcaster looks set to clinch a deal securing the Australian broadcasting rights to the widely praised The Rise of the Murdoch Dynasty.

Former federal Liberal political staffer Brittany Higgins started giving evidence on Tuesday as part of Network Ten’s defence to a defamation suit filed by Bruce Lehrmann.

A leading former Victorian Supreme Court judge says the Commuter Car Park fund meets “any appropriate definition of corruption”.

The detention of Serbian tennis star Novak Djokovic at Melbourne's infamous Park Hotel has inadvertently highlighted the plight of refugees and asylum seekers that have been locked away for up to...

Clive Palmer faces up to five years in jail after being charged with fraud and dishonest use of his position as a company director over the funding of his political party. 

The word seems to have got about that Paul Barry — the host of their ABC’s Media Watch program — must be about to retire, as fellow far-left media types have been falling over themselves to write...

Public broadcaster warns staff of more cuts in programs, services and jobs

Columnist says decision ‘had nothing to do with what I may or may not have said on the Bolt Report’

They’re now making a movie about this arsehole and literally no one is happy about it How anyone thought it would be a good idea is beyond me

Messages between the office and an unnamed third party are among those that will not be released.

Move comes days after Fox reached a $US787.5m settlement with the voting equipment company Dominion in a separate defamation lawsuit

The News Corp co-chairman has filed defamation proceedings against Crikey, a day after the online news outlet challenged the billionaire media mogul to sue it.

Detectives say the alleged arson attack on his home was meticulously planned and linked to organised crime and his online content.

The ABC’s star presenter says the AMCA’s findings against her report into Fox News and the January 6 riot are nonsensical.

The broadcasting watchdog doesn’t have the teeth to bite down on Alan Jones’ anti-vaxxer nonsense.

The reports of the ban on combustion engines comes ahead of a major climate change speech from Boris Johnson.

As a result of coverage of our performance in Madrid and the bushfires, Australia is now seen in a different, darker light.

 This piece of information is bound to drive former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd over the edge, who’s already furious about Donald Trump criticising him during an interview with Nigel Farage. Just wait...

‘I’m not aware of the claim you’re referring to’, Morrison evades ‘Shanghai Sam’ question – video

Federal Court Justice Michael Lee will allow Ten to call a former Seven producer to give evidence as part of its defence in Bruce Lehrmann’s defamation case.

Celebrated naturalist’s most vivid impression of human impact on the planet is Great Barrier Reef bleaching