‘A hard time for everyone’:How Great Australian Bake Off carried on after Cal Wilson’s death

‘A hard time for everyone’:How Great Australian Bake Off carried on after Cal Wilson’s death

The comedian,who co-hosted the popular cooking show,became ill and died shortly after production had completed.

  • byBridget McManus

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Herald Sun’s gambling hit:Tabcorp pulls cash from form guide

Herald Sun’s gambling hit:Tabcorp pulls cash from form guide

Racenet and Herald Sun deals were worth about $2 million a year. Tabcorp ended the Herald Sun form guide agreement in July,according to two sources familiar with the situation.

  • byDanny Russell andChris Roots
Shogun v The Bear:Who will dominate this year’s Emmy Awards?

Shogun v The Bear:Who will dominate this year’s Emmy Awards?

With no Succession dominating the awards,a power vacuum has opened up,making it one of the more unpredictable ceremonies in years.

  • byLouise Rugendyke
Video exclusive:Why Foxtel boss gave Nazi salute

Video exclusive:Why Foxtel boss gave Nazi salute

A video of Foxtel boss Patrick Delany performing a Nazi salute shows him mocking former Socceroos player Mark Bosnich.

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Foxtel boss Patrick Delany jokingly performing a Nazi salute
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Foxtel boss Patrick Delany jokingly performing a Nazi salute

Foxtel chief executive Patrick Delany,then-Fox Sports CEO performing a Nazi salute in a matchday studio a decade ago,mocking a similar gesture made by former Socceroo Mark Bosnich in 1996.

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Foxtel boss apologises for making offensive Nazi salute

An image of Patrick Delany performing an offensive Nazi salute about a decade ago on a Fox Sports set was published on Sunday night.

  • byCalum Jaspan
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Why this could be Murdoch’s last chance to sell Foxtel

Why this could be Murdoch’s last chance to sell Foxtel

Foxtel’s cable business has been ‘Netflixed’ by the tsunami of streamers,and having demurred from a deal in 2020,News Corporation can’t afford to knock back suitors this time around.

  • byElizabeth Knight
News Corp looks to sell Foxtel as streaming competition heats up

News Corp looks to sell Foxtel as streaming competition heats up

Australia’s storied pay TV operator and owner of Kayo and Binge is up for sale,News Corp’s global chief executive has revealed,following third-party interest and a strategic review.

  • byCalum Jaspan andDavid Swan
NRL to test broadcast rights waters as streaming loophole appears

NRL to test broadcast rights waters as streaming loophole appears

The code is set to go to market for its next TV deal this year,seizing on anti-siphoning laws that allow it to sell digital rights to global players such as Amazon.

  • byChris Barrett
The Twelve is back,with new cast,new crime,old Trojan horse tactics

The Twelve is back,with new cast,new crime,old Trojan horse tactics

Sam Neill returns as the “silver fox” barrister,but around him swirl a storm of micro-plots that are the show’s real purpose.

  • byKarl Quinn
‘You hid your identity’:Why Tasma Walton’s Indigenous past was a mystery for years

‘You hid your identity’:Why Tasma Walton’s Indigenous past was a mystery for years

In her latest role,the 50-year-old star of The Twelve goes on a journey of identity not unlike the one she’s taken in real life.

  • bySteve Dow