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Under Investigation and the case of the missing viewers Crikey 2/03/2021 © Provided by Crikey It was Nine’s night on TV but not its day in the boardroom as the underlying split that erupted last year over departing CEO Hugh Marks re-emerged. On the small screen last night it was MAFS, again with an improved national audience of 1.35 million. Nine’s true crime exploiter Under Investigation debuted strong on 1.06 million but suffered from 290,000 or so viewers from MAFS switching off. MAFS topped a million metro viewers, was the most watched program in metro markets and fourth most ...

minus EMMA LAROUCHE: … Professor Paul Kelly has described the COVID crisis as also being a social media pandemic. It comes amid growing calls for the federal government to publicly denounce Liberal backbencher Craig Kelly for spreading misinformation about COVID-19 on Facebook, a claim the MP denies. Among some of the controversial posts, likening a mandate on masks as a form of child abuse. - Nine News (Sydney), 13 January, 2021 Hello, I’m Paul Barry, welcome to Media Watch.  It’s now almost a month since Australia’s chief medical officer called out Liberal MP Craig Kelly for peddli...

January 26th, 2021 By David Knox 1 commentFiled under: Pay TV, Former Nine finance expert Ross Greenwood has joined SKY News as Business Editor. With more than 40 years’ experience, he will anchor Business Weekend, and contribute analysis across SKY News programs. Joining him will be The Australian’s Economics Editor Adam Creighton, who will shortly take up a new post as Washington Correspondent. Paul Whittaker, Chief Executive Officer, SKY News Australia said: “We warmly welcome Ross to SKY News Australia. With decades of experience reporting on business and finance news, Ross will p...

Australia must reckon with the fact the Christchurch terrorist developed much of his hatred here Jeff Sparrow © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Anadolu Agency/Getty Images Most of the recommendations in the 800 page royal commission report into the Christchurch massacre pertain to New Zealand. But Australia needs to do some soul searching too, since, as the report makes clear, the perpetrator developed many of his hateful notions in this country. © Photograph: Anadolu Agency/Getty Images A group of women pay tribute to the victims of the mosque attacks at botanic ga...

“The individual told us,” the report continues, “that he began to think politically when he was about 12 and that his primary concerns have been about immigration, particularly by Muslim migrants into Western countries.” The perpetrator was born in 1990. That means he was politicised in the immediate aftermath of the Tampa incident and 9/11, in the era when John Howard developed the so-called “Pacific Solution” and led Australia into the War on Terror. Only two days after the attacks on the Twin Towers, defence minister Peter Reith warned Australians that refugee boats could be �...