Media

The departure of The Age’s editor-in-chief due to workplace impropriety highlights the ongoing hypocrisy of the media as moral arbiter.

As staff revolt against programming changes, ABC managing director Michelle Guthrie struggles to describe her vision for the broadcaster.

As calls intensify for a recount in key states, the impact on the American election of post-truth ‘news’ is becoming clearer.

WikiLeaks’ publishing of emails hacked by Russia to embarrass Hillary Clinton shows that its founder has not changed, the world has.

Amid serious concerns about its products’ efficacy, complementary medicine giant Swisse will do anything for credibility.

Pauline Hanson is back exhorting the same old message: fear and racial intolerance. And once again she’s set to change the political landscape.

The ABC’s new managing director has taken the reins with a focus on substance and a return to international broadcasting.

The demise of ABC Fact Check brings into question government funding and the national broadcaster’s right to decide where taxpayer dollars go.

A TV crew’s botched child recovery bid has left a trail of damaged reputations and questions of how far is too far in journalism.

Traditionally, Christmas and new year marks a flat spot for political news. But the past few weeks have thrown up their share of woe for Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull.