Reading the digital edition of The Sunday Telegraph yesterday & noticed there was no Weather page.
Sam Landsberger was farewelled with a Jewish funeral in St Kilda this morning.
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The Guardian Australia’s Amanda Meade wrote in her Weekly Beast column today that The Australian’s media reporter Sophie Elsworth had been appointed London correspondent for the News Corp papers.
I feel like I have been reading “Nick Tabakoff is on leave” at the bottom of Media Diary for 2 years now. Have subeditors forgotten to remove from the template or is this LSL or something?
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For the third consecutive month The Australian was not in the top 20 – a big fall from 10th in June last year and even its 15th ranking spot in September last year.
The ABC News website, which has just been redesigned, re-claimed the top spot, followed closely by Murdoch’s news.com.au.
The announcement was made at the same event at Melbourne’s Margaret Court Arena last Friday where Melissa Doyle revealed she would be the new host of The House of Wellness on Seven in 2025.
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News Corp won a number of awards at last nights SA Press Club Awards, including The Gold Award being presented to The Advertiser’s Sean Fewster, Gemma Jones and Kathryn Bermingham.
The Australian reports Sydney celebrity columnist Annette Sharp is moving to news.com.au after 16 years with The Daily Telegraph and the Saturday and Sunday Telegraphs.
Sharp’s in-house transfer at News Corp will see her sticking to her bread and butter – commenting on celebs and the movers and shakers at the top end of town – but she’ll also be assigned to “some new projects”.
“After 16 years with The Daily Telegraph and its weekend sister papers The Saturday and The Sunday Telegraphs, I have decided the time has come for a new challenge,” Sharp told Diary.
“I’m delighted to be moving to the nation’s leading online news site news.com.au, where I look forward to celebrating and exploding the latest celebrity and socialite-related sagas while trying my hand at some exciting new projects.”
Today News Corp published a preview of the upcoming Australia-India cricket test series in The Daily Telegraph, Herald Sun, The Courier-Mail and The Advertiser. The 8-page print and digital wrap came in three languages – English, Hindi and Punjabi. This will be followed by a 16-page launch guide on November 17, also containing content in Hindi and Punjabi.
that will trigger the Herald Sun demographic of cookers
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The full editorial
Sophie Elsworth moving to UK to be Newcorp’s UK Correspondent.
Signing off as media writer at The @australian as I head to one of the best cities in the world, London, to be News Corp Australia’s UK correspondent & @SkyNewsAust contributor. 🇬🇧🗞️📺 pic.twitter.com/n9dGMS6f35
— Sophie Elsworth (@sophieelsworth) November 15, 2024
Who’s going to save us from the ABC now?
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Obviously Annette Sharp 