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ROBERT HARRIS: Stern magazine in Germany was preparing to publish the diaries of Adolf Hitler, which had supposedly been acquired by one of its veteran reporters, Gerd Heidemann.

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Award-winning journalist Tegan George has cut off the outside world in the wake of her alleged ordeal, switching off social media and refusing to discuss the toxic, bullying culture that broke her.

A civil war is brewing among staff at Channel Ten over the bitter legal battle between The Projects Peter van Onselen and journalist Tegan George as $45,000 is raised for her lawsuit.

Tegan George, who has been on leave since June, claims the network breached the Fair Work Act by failing to provide a safe workplace

The Projects political guru set up the two women reporters to be rivals as part of the bullying row accusations at the toxic TV station, a bombshell lawsuit claims.