News Corp's Stuart Kavanagh came into journalism via the factory floor. He tells us about his unique journey, and the way he likes to engage with PRs.

The Science Journalist Association of Australia has jumped on board as media partner for Pint of Science Festival 2025.

Acquisition sees Seven able to reach almost 100% of Australia's population.

Get News Media Bargaining Code done, leading Australian media companies tell Albanese.

The News Broadcasters and Digital Association (NBDA) has released an advisory prohibiting the participation of Pakistani panellists in news debates on Indian channels, in the wake of the April 22 terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir’s Baisaran Valley near Pahalgam that left 26 Hindu tourists dead.

The World Audio Visual & Entertainment Summit (WAVES) 2025 concluded in Mumbai with Rs 1,328 crore worth of deals, including Rs 971 crore from B2B meetings, marking a significant boost for India’s creative economy.

India has cut off water flow from the Baglihar dam to Pakistan, turning up the heat post-Pahalgam. While sluice gates slam shut, so do court loopholes: the SC ruled all gang rape accomplices are guilty if intent is shared. In Amethi, two cousins were brutally killed over a tandoori roti queue fight, proving even weddings aren’t safe from rage. Babil Khan aired emotional dirty laundry on Instagram, only to clean it up the next day. Meanwhile, Maharashtra launched a CSI-style wildlife lab, and PM Modi flagged off the Khelo India Youth Games with cricket prodigy Vaibhav Suryavanshi stealing the show.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi opened the World Audio Visual & Entertainment Summit (WAVES) 2025 at the Jio World Centre in Mumbai.

Prasar Bharati has announced the 87th e-auction for vacant MPEG-2 slots on DD Free Dish, set for May 13, 2025.

“Growing up, I loved all things tech,” says WhistleOut Singapore’s Digital Content Editor, Hannah Geremia.

Nine journalist and presenter Bianca Wylie talks about how she covers news, and what a typical day holds...

BBC move into swish new North Sydney office as team expands.

And the post-mortem begins...Libs on why they lost so decisively in the federal election and what they think needs to happen to rebuild appeal.

And the winner is - ABC picks up lion's share of election night audience despite then Opposition leader Peter Dutton telling people to avoid them after earlier labelling ABC and Guardian Australia 'hate media'.