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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.

Media group Paramount will pay Donald Trump more than 24ドル million to settle a lawsuit filed over an interview with former US presidential rival Kamala Harris.

Antoinette Lattouf's unlawful sacking has exposed how lobby groups pressure the media.

Veteran Ben Roberts-Smith takes his legal battle with Nine Newspapers to the High Court.

Wendy Russ has delivered newspapers seven days a week, "rain, hail or shine", and kept watch over her close-knit coastal community while perfecting her tossing technique.

Newspapers founded in the 1800s in Shepparton and Echuca are to be reduced to twice-weekly editions, McPherson Media Group announces, disappointing loyal readers.

War veteran Ben Roberts-Smith fails in a bid to overturn his multi-million-dollar defamation loss against Nine newspapers, which found him complicit in war crimes on the balance of probabilities.

The war veteran has been awaiting a decision in the appeal for more than a year, after the Federal Court previously found the publisher had proven, to the civil standard, allegations he was involved in four murders in Afghanistan and an allegation of bullying.

The Horsham Times and Ararat Advertiser newspapers will print their final editions tomorrow before merging with other local papers.

Thousands of pages of court documents and an exclusive interview reveal details of the Murdoch family trust court case.

News Corp tabloids reported that Labor had issued more than 20,000 visas to the families and partners of asylum seekers who arrived by boat. The catch? It wasn't true, but that didn't stop the false figures spreading through mainstream media and fuelling conspiracy theories online.

The English actor was forced to settle in the same lawsuit with NGN that Prince Harry reached a settlement with this week.

The trial is expected to last 10 weeks.

Journalists all have one thing in common — a reliable contact book. But if you're from a diverse background, chances are there are barriers to getting on that call list.

The highly respected journalist was also, at 22 years, the longest-serving president of the National Press Club (NPC) in Canberra, where he was patron from 2016 until his death on Monday evening.

Ann Telnaes says her editor prevented her from holding power to account by refusing to publish a cartoon showing tech giants bowing to the US president-elect.

News Corp chief Robert Thomson has heralded the deal as 'a victory for News Corp shareholders, DAZN, and sports fans in Australia and around the world'.