News Corp loves Merivale, Barnaby bungles Xmas card
Great “Expectations”: News Corp’s love affair with Sydney Merivale restaurant baron Justin Hemmes has continued, with the company’s…
State funeral for Richardson says a lot about this Labor government
That the Albanese government believes Graham Richardson deserves a state funeral tells us a lot more about the…
News Corp’s call to ‘Back Australia’ is nostalgia-laced stupidity
You might find it odd that the US-owned tax dodgers of News Corp have taken a break from…
A brief history of News Corp trying to ruin Kevin Rudd’s life
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese finally held his long-awaited meeting with US President Donald Trump overnight, and it was…
What is Australia’s worst company?
It’s been a rotten… year… well, decade, for Australian business. No sooner did the big banks get busted…
The Liberals are dead and the rot will kill its moderates. What next?
Australian political history is replete with examples of parties staging recoveries from the brink of political death. Less…
Murdochs resolve succession saga but family’s hold on empire is vulnerable
Rupert Murdoch’s family has always been close. But if you really want to trace the extent of filial…
Murdoch family settle real-life 'Succession' row, with eldest son to keep control of media empire – The Journal
Murdoch family settle real-life ‘Succession’ row, with eldest son to keep control of media empire The JournalMurdochs reach deal…
Rupert Murdoch settles court fight with children over media empire’s future
Rupert Murdoch’s family has reached a deal that will see his conservative son Lachlan cement control of his…
Labor not without blame, but hate is the right’s game
Wherever you look on migration, there are interests trying to exploit the issue. The government presided over a…
On Sky, Netanyahu proves he’s a thin-skinned, genocidal man-child
It’s hard to work out exactly what Benjamin Netanyahu’s position is on countries like Australia recognising the Palestinian…
The Turning Protocol controversy, News Corp Welcome to Country
An enigma: Nick Croydon, the CEO of QBD Books, is copping a bit of flak for his debut…