Print Media

It was "the best Canberra scoop in years", but the journalist's own editors did not believe it, and almost buried the story.

Rising production costs and growing digital audiences are behind the company's decision to no longer print and distribute its newspapers, which includes The Age and The Financial Review, in Tasmania.

The 85-year-old literary journal Meanjin will return to Brisbane, where it was first published, after it was controversially closed by Melbourne University Press last year.

The Jeff Bezos-owned paper, which famously brought down US President Richard Nixon, will drastically cut back in size and lay off workers in all its departments.

The Duke of Sussex takes on the publisher he believes poisoned his childhood, his marriage, and his peace of mind in a legal battle driven by anger as well as principle.

Prince Harry has returned to court in London in his third and final attempt to tame the British tabloids through the legal system.

A satirical and erotic newspaper from the 70s has been uncovered in a heritage-listed Hobart hotel. It shines a light on the underground media movement prevalent in conservative Australian culture in the mid-20th century.

It has helped keep the Liberals in power in Tasmania and lobbied on behalf of Airbnb, the salmon industry and the Catholic Church — but the PR firm, described as having "fingers in a lot of pies", is closing down.

With Broken Hill's Barrier Truth newspaper in the process of selling off its usable assets, some wonder if its still-working press would be more valuable as scrap or even a museum piece.

The pair's investigation had an immediate impact on Australia's childcare industry, resulting in the suspension of one centre and a raft of government policy changes and safety reforms.

The newspaper settled a court case brought by the Groths, who sued the paper over a series of articles it published earlier this year.

In a region that once boasted more than 60 newspapers, the Esperance Weekender is the last independent to shut its doors. 

Donald Trump made the comments in reference to Time magazine's upcoming November cover story, detailing how his administration "sealed the Gaza ceasefire deal". 

The federal press gallery is ceding power to the Albanese government. It needs to take it back.

James Murdoch, Elisabeth Murdoch and Prudence MacLeod say they are "pleased" to have reached an agreement to settle litigation over the Murdoch family trust, saying the issue is "now behind them".

Rupert Murdoch's family has always been close. But if you really want to trace the extent of filial and sibling affection, you need to follow the money.

For 150 years, the Letts family has run Donald's local newspaper, and at 95, editor Robin Letts is still leading the newsroom. 

Veteran broadcaster Geraldine Doogue AO looks at the longevity of the media industry and asks what next?

Legal experts say US defamation laws make cases brought forward by public figures "extremely" difficult for them to win.

What do the most powerful man in the world, the wealthiest man in the world, and the most powerful media baron in the world, have in common? Their destinies are all colliding with the ghost of Jeffrey Epstein.