Karl Stefanovic

Stefanovic and Sandilands’ privilege will endure far beyond them losing their jobs.  Even in this setback, neither has been silenced.

Free speech in Australia has always had limits. It is a legal nuance that has apparently not yet reached the One Nation Facebook page.

The four women Stefanovic sat alongside for the majority of his career have all publicly pushed back against racism and division.

His interview with Tommy Robinson has since disappeared. Did describing a far-right extremist as “courageous” go too far for Nine’s main man?

Dave Hughes isn’t some fringe commentator shaking his fist at the clouds. He has a huge platform & profile which he’s using dangerously.

Stefanovic maybe superficially a softer option than Sandilands: blokey, funny, affable. But that doesn’t mean he’s neutral.

While it’s easy to look back on the 1970s and 80s through a nostalgic lens, it was also one of the most politically transformative times.

Replacing Sarah Abo wouldn’t just be a bad look for Nine. It would be a loss for all of us who have waited a long time to see things change.

Logies host, Sam Pang made the job look easy, with hilarious reflections on the world of Aussie TV hitting every mark.

This story is a prime example of how men with high-profile in Australia are often afforded the ultimate free pass.

From the moment Scott Morrison’s interview with Karl Stefanovic began last night, our collective eye twitch went into overdrive.