James Bracey reporting tonight
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On the Perth Bears?
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A Current Affair has been banned from showing footage of a doorstop interview inside a women’s toilet with an employee of an under siege finance company.
Nine agreed to bin the footage taken by former reporter Seb Costello and his camera operator to avoid a legal battle with lender Oak Capital.
The gag order was a win for Oak Capital, which continues to face a separate legal fight with the corporate watchdog ASIC over claims it denied customers the right to avoid “excessive fees and interest” on $37 million worth of loans.
Justice Richard Attiwill handed down the ruling on the case, which will ensure that the footage will never see the light of day.
“(Nine Network) will direct all staff of ‘A Current Affair’ not to enter the premises at The Rialto, 525 Collins Street, Melbourne for the purposes of filming the plaintiffs, until 30 July 2025,” the judgment stated.
“(Nine Network) any of their broadcast licence holding entities will not publish or cause to be published, disseminate, or provide by any means, to any person, any material that was filmed by them, their employees, officers or agents on 25 November 2024 relating to the plaintiffs (the footage).”
Oak Capital and Nine were ordered to pay their own costs.
A parody of current affairs programs.
Been a while since I’ve seen a really trashy promo like that for ACA!
Alright, who’s Windows Movie Maker mock made it to air
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Genuinely thought I was in the Tongue-in-cheek Mocks thread.
ACA TO HOST URGENT DOMESTIC VIOLENCE FORUM
Honest Conversations Will Save Lives
Wednesday, July 2 at 7pm on Channel 9 & 9Now
In a rare and critical gathering, victims of gender-based violence will come face-to-face with key figures in policy, law enforcement and the judiciary on a special hour-long edition of A Current Affair this Wednesday, July 2 at 7.00pm on Channel 9 and 9Now.
This powerful forum aims to ignite honest conversations with the shared hope of saving lives.
Hosted by Ally Langdon, the program will feature an unprecedented lineup of guests, including:
Tanya Plibersek, Federal Social Services Minister, who will discuss the Albanese Government’s initiatives to support victims and share her own experiences within the system.
Sue and Lloyd Clarke, who tragically lost their daughter Hannah and her three children to an horrific act of violence. Their story is also told in the 9Podcast Hannah’s Story.
Lee Little, joined by her son Bronson and daughter-in-law Lauren, whose daughter Alicia was a victim of an horrific act of violence at the hands of her partner, leaving behind four children.
Acting NSW Police Commissioner Peter Thurtell, who will speak about the constant battle police face to keep domestic violence offenders behind bars.
David Helipern, a former Magistrate who will candidly discuss instances where he granted bail to domestic violence offenders who later committed murder.
Pip Rae, a former police officer and victim of domestic violence, offering her unique perspective.
Phillip Ripper, CEO of No To Violence, representing a leading organisation in the fight against family violence.
This special broadcast will delve into the complexities of domestic violence, bringing together personal stories of loss and survival with the perspectives of those at the forefront of the issue. It’s a crucial discussion that seeks to shed light on systemic challenges and foster solutions to combat gender-based violence in Australia.
Tune in to A Current Affair at 7.00pm Monday to Saturday on Channel 9 and 9Now.
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They need remove that sport stadium background.
Will be followed by a Trump v Musk special at 8.00.
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Have those couches/lounges / carpet been used before?
Don’t believe so, probably hired them.
Could’ve done with a coffee table or two in the middle so it didn’t look like they were sitting in a foyer or waiting room.
Also would’ve hid some of the joins between the rugs and the slight colour differences.
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