(Daily Telegraph editor Ben) English has taken some action. News Corp tracked down the source of the leak to Crikey that the operation was known internally as “undercoverjew” and he was asked to resign.
A spokesperson for News Corp said: “Tonight The Daily Telegraph accepted the resignation of a staff member.”
A source said that newsroom staff were appalled by the incident and are now more upset there appeared to be zero consequences for anyone involved except the leaker.
So that’s why it feels like Alfred’s nowhere near yet in Brisbane (blue skies out my window) 
Jon Anderson’s Sunday Herald Sun column, Ando’s Shout, has been expanded to Sunday Shout from today, with Jon joined by colleagues Jon Ralph, Lauren Wood and Gilbert Gardiner.
News Corp’s travel media brand Escape is expanding into Tuesdays, with a new weekly edition starting today.
Jay Clark is the new Chief Football Writer of Herald Sun, replacing Mark Robinson, in the latest round of News Corp’s sport network appointments.
Nearly nine years later. Never thought old Rupes would make it almost as long as Mummy Murdoch.
The Australian’s Media Diary reports that former Media section editor Nick Tabakoff has stepped back from his 35-year journalism career due to ill health. Tabakoff returned to The Australian in 2017 as associate editor in what was his third stint with the paper, and took on the additional role of writing Media Diary in 2018.
UPDATE 5/5: the paper reports
After three hospital visits and days of unexplained fevers, veteran journalist Nick Tabakoff finally got the news no one expects: a likely cancer diagnosis.
It wasn’t until the third visit, following scans, tests and a gut instinct from a late-night GP, that doctors identified advanced kidney cancer.
Tabakoff quietly kept filing copy while undergoing treatment, choosing privacy over public sympathy.
Newshound Tabakoff signs off … in full voice
More than 100 of the industry’s biggest names turned out on Thursday night to toast the retirement of veteran journalist Nick Tabakoff, whose decades-long career was celebrated at a packed Sydney pub gathering.
TV royalty Ray Martin, radio kings Ray Hadley, Ben Fordham and John Stanley, multiple Walkley winner Adele Ferguson and a former A Current Affair executive producer Grant Williams, and a raft of media executives including News Corp Australasia executive chairman Michael Miller, ABC managing director Hugh Marks, and ex Seven chief executive officer James Warburton.
Several other media luminaries who couldn’t make it on the night sent congratulatory messages - among them, Lachlan Murdoch, James Packer, former Sunrise host David Koch and Leigh Sales.
From today the cover price of the weekday editions of The Adelaide Advertiser, Herald Sun, Daily Telegraph & The Courier Mail increases to $3.50.
News Corp has acquired Melbourne company Vapormedia, the technology group behind fantasy sports franchise SuperCoach.
Commercial details haven’t been released.
SuperCoach currently runs games across AFL, NRL, BBL and NBL and the acquisition opens opportunities to open new games for the NBA, NFL and Formula 1.
https://www.adnews.com.au/news/news-corp-gets-into-fantasy-sports-with-vapormedia-acquisition
News Corp’s annual Indigenous Sport Week will run alongside NAIDOC Week this year.
https://www.adnews.com.au/news/news-corp-focuses-on-teenage-athletes-for-indigenous-sports-week