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In the year 2020 surely someone at the Courier Mail would pause and scrap a headline that read ‘Dick bids for Virgin’ before it went to the printers? No.

The record-breaking T20 World Cup final attracted a little over 86,000 people to the MCG but was still relegated to Channel 9’s secondary channel.

Reporting by the media or the police that minimises the role of the perpetrators contributes to the culture of violence, Senator Larissa Waters writes.

‘I lost my mother & now I watch my wife falling victim to the same forces.’ Prince Harry pleas with media to stop ‘relentless’ attacks on Meghan Markle.

ABC Chair, Ita Buttrose, released a statement condemning the AFP media raids. A free press is a cornerstone of any functioning democracy.

The 2019 Deloitte Millennial survey found that Generation X & Z are among the most disaffected youth we’ve ever seen: pessimistic & distrusting.

The Herald Sun’s “Party Twist” headline was unnecessary and salacious but Dannielle Miller says it’s time to examine our fascination with murder.

The third instalment in the Women For Media series published by the Women’s Leadership Institute Australia shows women are still missing.

Peter Miles is believed to have shot his wife, his daughter and four grandchildren before shooting himself. In most instances brutally murdering anyone categorically and permanently exempts an individual from being remembered as anything other than a murderer. ‘Good blokes’ don’t murder their families. Full stop.

Last Wednesday I received an invitation from the Prime Minister’s chief spinner John McTernan to attend Christmas drinks at Kirribilli House.

The press gallery will be happy: there’s been a leadership spill, a prime minister dumped, mass cabinet resignations, plenty of action.

Shocking photos of former advertising executive and art dealer Charles Saatchi with his hands around his celebrity cook wife’s neck have been published all over the world in recent days.