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Mile away from a fracking side were exploratory drilling is about to begin. Site. Nearly £30 billion in mis sold Ppi Compensation has been paid out by british banks, and theres still much more to come. Ill be taking a look at when it will ever end. In sport, englands women ease into the Quarter Finals of the European Championship, with victory over portugal but for scotland its a case of so near, yet so far. And theres confusion at the races as a 50 1 winner turns out to be completely the wrong...

Social cohesion can only flourish in a society that has an inclusive and equitable economy, where safety and respect are assured and fear is minimised

This weeks Media Briefs brings you the mood at SBS, while Seven faces the music and Peter van Onselen finds a job at Daily Mail Australia.

The streaming era ushered in a new golden age of TV, and those now-ubiquitous services have also preserved the greatest small-screen series of the past century.

The streaming era ushered in a new golden age of TV, and those now-ubiquitous services have also preserved the greatest small-screen series of the past century.

An enterprising Airbnb host has created a unique tribute to the film The Castle by turning the holiday home used in the movie into a getaway destination.

Napoleon has unleashed a torrent of objections to the film’s historical errors. More important for historians should be whether creative works pass the test of authenticity.

This week InSider gets behind the wheel for a few Adelaide cringes and finds the Premier in the classroom.

Film and TV production continues to flourish in Australia after last year’s record high spend, says Screen Australia’s latest annual Drama Report, but tougher times could be just around the corner.

Chris Oliver-Taylor wants to create fewer and better TV shows and films – and find ways to make more money by selling them abroad.