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Murdoch tweets and Australia repeats; Alan Jones shakes up Queensland

Battle of the siege specials; Governing Australia in the age of Twitter; A badly timed poll

Early deadlines lead to missing stories; Journalists on junkets; Turbine torture: do wind farms make you sick?

Bias in the eye of the beholder; Biscuit birthday bonanza

ABC News goes Mad as Hell; Data retention v media freedom; More wind from The Australian

Bust up or beat up?; The missing tale of political biffo; A marriage of convenience

Hockey, Fairfax and the right to sue; How the media fell for Belle; A patriotic call by Karl; Ray has his say

Daily Mail's Malcolm Fraser tribute is pants; Cutting coverage in the bush; A salty story on high rotation; Data retention v media freedom pt 2

NSW Election Tele tally; Shaking up the advertising lines; Tale tale claims another scalp; Daily Mail Fraser tribute is pants - an update

The future of TV

A poorly judged headline; Fairfax merger fallout; Cruising past criticism; Big bogan or tall story?

Photo flashback sparks speculation; Products in programs turns viewers into customers

Storm stand ups; staying tribal on Bjorn Lomborg; Whole lot of guff; ANZAC lowlights

I'm a celebrity, get me into there!; Serial prankster strikes again; Spectator blog backfires spectacularly

Beard story is full of cr*p; The Struggle Street divide; Is it The Sun wot won it, again?

Long, boozy lunch leads to embarrassment; Racing under the influence; Nine News not ok; Scraping the bottom of the barrel

Deja vu news; Alan Jones meets his match; Recycling the rubbish

Horror story lacks facts; ABC sheep story b(l)eat up; Message lost in transmission

Here's Johnny!; Celebrity hit, but at a price; Changing the Facebook of news

Sex, drugs and confusion; SBS future hangs in the balance; The Credlin effect; A heads up on headlines

Killing Bill; MH370 Maldives theory debunked; Helmet claims under fire

Terror over that error The fall out from Zaky Mallah's appearance on ABC's Q&A program continues, and doesn't look like stopping any time soon.

Front benched from Q&A Prime Minister Tony Abbott has barred Coalition frontbenchers from appearing on Q & A with Barnaby Joyce having to make a last minute... read more

Ad sends media into a fit Activewear brand Lorna Jane advertised for a combined Receptionist/Fit Model which required the applicants to have particular phys... read more

Media frenzy over 'mini Ice Age' The media went into a frenzy over a report that a 'mini Ice Age' could be on the horizon. But was the report accurate? G... read more

Mick Fanning makes a splash worldwide Mick Fanning's close encounter with a shark was news in almost every corner of the world. APN prepares for the payw... read more

Bron gone In a rare show of agreement across the media, Bronwyn Bishop is unseated as Speaker. No go to 'Earth 2.0' A news.com.au article suggested that... read more

Tunnel vision on jail break yarn A story about the discovery of a 'tunnel' at Goulburn Correctional Centre fell in a hole as more facts were revealed. But t... read more

Fermenting the facts about Vegemite A comment by a minister about Vegemite being used in home brew took off in Australian and international media. But did a... read more

Mark Latham unleashed Mark Latham has been angry, foul mouthed and belligerent. After resigning from writing his column in the Australian Financial Review, ... read more

The raid that wasn't On Friday, the Herald Sun broke the news that police had raided the CFMEU in Melbourne, complete with eyewitness accounts. There was on... read more

Kyle off the hook The ACMA has investigated a complaint about Kyle Sandilands, made by Barnaby Joyce, and found the code has not been breached. Newcastle... read more

The power of an image One terrible image of a dead child shocked the world and changed the debate about refugees fleeing war.

The Turnbull takeover Did the 'febrile media' really bring down Tony Abbott? And what does our new leader need to do to avoid the assassin's knife?

Social media mastery Politicians have embraced social media as a medium to promote their message. So who does it best? And how does traditional media feel a... read more

Is there life on Mars? NASA's announcement that they had made a significant discovery sent some media into a frenzy of speculation. The cost of protectin... read more

Reporting terror: balancing fact and fear The challenge of finding a balance between telling the truth and not fanning the flames of fear. Death at the Z... read more

No KaChing Peter Garrett's bribery claim leaves the ABC facing legal action from Clubs NSW. Getting it wrong on Grantham How big name journalists got it... read more

Daily Mail spoil sports The Daily Mail raised the ire of many TV fans when it revealed the winner of The Bachelorette hours before the show went to air. ... read more

Sensationalism sells The Daily Telegraph added a sensational claim to a tragic murder story. But was it based on facts? Approach some claims with caution... read more

Cup capers A surprise winner, some casual sexism, and what you missed while the race was on: a collection of Melbourne Cup highlights. Spruiking securiti... read more

Terror in Paris Terror has hit again in the heart of Europe, but why did this attack touch a nerve when others have not? What's the secret? How does an ... read more

Reporting on Paris Reporting on the Paris attacks tested out the media. We take a look at some moments that stood out. The ad no one wanted An Australia... read more

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