AAAAAAARRRRRRGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHH! There is no emoticon to express how angry I feel about that one.
I blame the edumacation system. 
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That is sooo flooredâŚ
That just flaws me.
Donât blame all of us! We can only work with the limited amount of funds we are given by our overlords, and under the control of the dunderheads some of us have at each campus. 
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News Corp director of corporate affairs Campbell Reid has been promoted to the newly created role of group executive for corporate affairs, policy and government relations. He will take on responsibilities across News Corp, Foxtel and Fox Sports.
I donât know whether itâs because these weekly TV guide liftouts are compiled from the Herald Sun Melbourne, but someone screwed up big time with this weekâs âDT/TVâ liftout included with Wednesdayâs Daily Telegraph here in Sydney.
With the âDonât Missâ photos for Seven News, theyâve got a photo of Peter Mitchell underneath the TV guide Saturday and Jennifer Keyte underneath the TV guide for Tuesday! 
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Donna Hay has decided to end her licensing agreement with News Corp which began 17 years ago. The 100th issue of Donna Hay magazine, on sale on July 9, will be the last to be published by News Corp and also the last to be available at retail outlets. Donna has written a message on her website revealing she will launch a new magazine which will be available with subscription only.
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The Australian has announced it has secured syndication rights to the prestigious management magazine Harvard Business Review, and will publish its articles in print and online from today.
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The Australian has published an apology on its website to mining magnate Andrew âTwiggyâ Forrest.
In May 2017 an article by Andrew Burrell entitled, âSorry Business,â was published in The Weekend Australian Magazine and on The Australian website concerning Andrew Forrest, founder and chairman of Fortescue Metals Group, the worldâs fourth biggest iron ore miner.
If any readers of The Australian considered the article meant that Mr Forrest mistreated Aboriginal people of the Western Australian Goldfields or that he took advantage of this community, The Australian and Andrew Burrell apologise.
News Corp is sacking several photographers and 20 other subediting and production jobs from the Adelaide office, as part of voluntary redundancy scheme.
Real? 
- I suppose it depends what you have previously Googled as to what ads appear.
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News Corp chief marketing officer Tony Phillips will be leaving the company at the end of 2018. He has decided to return home to Melbourne and plans to open his own brand consultancy next year.
I would have thought the Gold Coast would have been worth a bit more
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It is rather tacky.
The Australian apologies after reader comments were published that were encouraging harm to the ABC and its employees.
The Australian removes the inappropriate comments but they are still there for all to see republished on twitter. What was the point?
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Have people actually read the comments on that site? Itâs vile. The tin foil hat conspiracy theorists abound. Theyâre still calling for the return of Tony Abbott.
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arenât comments on that site moderated? Someone would have had to approve them??