Complaints about Antoinette Lattouf began flooding in to ABC executives within two hours of her completing her first shift on air, court documents have revealed.

Ita Buttrose asked if a casual ABC radio host who shared a post on the Israel-Gaza war could be kicked off air despite a ...

The ABC is refusing to say how much it will pay its incoming managing director Hugh Marks, but his predecessor David Anderson ...

Sky News host Chris Kenny says the ABC has “long been keen” on ticking its diversity boxes. The unfair dismissal case brought ...

ABC News: across various ABC News stories the federal court case between the ABC and Ms Lattouf was incorrectly referred to as an unfair dismissal claim. The case is not unfair dismissal, it is unlawf ...

The ABC costs each Australian household more than the price of a Netflix subscription but four in 10 Australians never watch, ...

Today in Tips and Murmurs, Pauline Hanson calls for hard-working Aussie families to be deported, and we look back at when the ABC actually stood by its journos.

If politics is show business for ugly people, Canberra proved more community theatre than Hollywood this week as the election looms.

Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin have discussed negotiations to end Russia's war in Ukraine, and NSW Police are investigating a video in which two nurses claimed they would kill Israeli patients.

It’s getting laborious, constantly dredging up DeepSeek stories in the anti-China space, but the mainstream media is in a race to the bottom.

Commuters have been warned to prepare for delays amid a bitter dispute between the rail union and the NSW government.