By putting a pile of manure outside a News Corp office you end up with 2 
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Lol extinction, when is it due so I can set my clock, idiots.
Daniel Andrewsâ wife Catherine has blocked Alex White and Rachel Baxendale - state political reporters for The Herald Sun and The Australian - on Twitter.
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Depends on the meat. 
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Why is this even a story? Iâm not going give The Daily Mail the pleasure of a click.
Have you seen how many of their own constituents the Victorian Liberal have blocked on social media?
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The Daily Mail was actually quoting an article from The Australianâs Strewth column earlier in the day.
https://twitter.com/Vic_Rollison/status/1303801974559711232
Yes, still doesnât explain why itâs even a story.
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Especially considering their continued use of Dandemic and Dictator Dan is quite out of line. That would be why.
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not a news story
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The Sunday Telegraph has a new-look front page today.
After launching Ballarat News last month, Leader Community News will debut three new digital news sites this week, included as part of a digital subscription to Herald Sun. The Melbourne City News will essentially replace the Melbourne Leader.
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That Bass Coast one wont do very well. Nobody buys NewsCorpâs lousy papers over the local paper anways.
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The Australian reports today that industrial property funds manager Logos will develop the printing facility at its Truganina Logistics Estate in Melbourneâs west, creating 130 jobs. News Corp has already sold the Port Melbourne plant and committed to a 10-year term lease at the new 11,215 sqm site, which is planned to be completed in November this year.
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News Corp launches yet another digital news site today: The Albury Wodonga News, with Cassandra Glover as reporter. It will compete against the incumbent The Border Mail, and is also Leader Community Newsâ first foray into the NSW market.
The next cab on the rank is The Goulburn Valley News, which will launch on September 28. Madi Chwasta, who previously worked for the Shepparton News and ABC Radio Melbourne, will be the siteâs reporter.
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Could they find a nicer photo of Quaden? Always the unflattering photo, perhaps a still from the video he was crying in?
Surely The Guardian, the most touchy feely of news outlets would have realised this?
More journalism on the cheap from News, what a joke.
Simply a ruse to find some local content and sell masses of dirt cheap online ads around. Likely unsustainable long term and News will bin these sites if/when they donât take off.
The newsrooms where print titles exist can expect to be cut to this laughable level in time as revenues continue diving off the cliff further once legacy sales contracts expire.
If the journalists are in the community and reporting on local issues, whats the issue (outside of it being News Corp)? We should be supporting attempts to increase regional journalism.
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I donât think itâs that bad?
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Wesfarmers executive Robert Ure has been appointed as News Corpâs director of strategy and M&A. He will commence on his new role on Monday, November 16. Ure was most recently general manager of business development at Wesfarmers where his focus was on acquisition activity and significant strategic digital projects.