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Woolworths fined over $1 million for spamming consumers

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2 weeks ago

Facebook introduces feature to flag old news articles in midst of advertiser boycott

2 weeks ago

Watchdog lays the groundwork for digital platforms to self-regulate on misinformation and news quality

4 weeks ago

Ray Hadley’s ‘low-life dog’ comments breached radio’s decency requirements

1 month ago

Seven News breached ACMA privacy and impartiality rules in Queensland construction reporting

1 month ago

Another savage blow to regional media spells disaster for the communities they serve

2 months ago

Mumbrellacast: The end of 10 Daily, and Neil Breen on the new 4BC breakfast show

2 months ago

Alan Jones’ ‘highly offensive’ Jacinda Ardern comments breached broadcasting rules: ACMA

2 months ago

Commercial radio demands review of ‘prescriptive and disproportionate’ disclosure requirements

3 months ago

Government’s $5m support fund for small and regional publishers opens for applications

4 months ago

Nine catches eye of watchdog for gambling ads on streaming service 9Now

4 months ago

Nine News’ promotion of firearm story breached broadcast rules, says ACMA

4 months ago

Free TV lashes out at ACMA for ‘flawed research’ over broadcast news commercial influence paper

4 months ago

ACMA rules Seven News Queensland misled viewers

5 months ago

The industry unites in calls to overhaul the classification system

5 months ago

Optus pays second-largest ACMA fine of over $500,000 for spamming unsubscribed consumers with marketing messages

6 months ago

Regulator zooms in on advertisers’ influence on news, with 8 in 10 Australians concerned

7 months ago

Former The Mandarin publisher, Tom Burton, named AFR government editor

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