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1 day ago | 
mediaweek.com.au | Natasha Lee
The Seven Network has bolstered its live sport catalogue with the acquisition of exclusive Australian broadcast rights to Major League Cricket (MLC), the United States’ flagship T20 competition. All 34 matches will stream live and free on 7plus Sport starting Friday 13 June, with the Final also simulcast on 7mate.
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2 days ago | 
mediaweek.com.au | Natasha Lee
Universal Pictures has released the first official trailer for Wicked: For Good, the second instalment of the two-part adaptation of the Broadway smash hit Wicked. Directed by Jon M. Chu, the sequel arrives one year after the original film broke box office records and reinvigorated mainstream interest in musical theatre adaptations.
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2 days ago | 
harro.com | Natasha Lee
Universal Pictures has released the first official trailer for Wicked: For Good, the second instalment of the two-part adaptation of the Broadway smash hit Wicked. Directed by Jon M. Chu, the sequel arrives one year after the original film broke box office records and reinvigorated mainstream interest in musical theatre adaptations.
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2 days ago | 
mediaweek.com.au | Natasha Lee
It might have been quietly launched last year, but Wednesday night marked the first time CommBank had truly lifted the lid on its ambitious media retail project, CommBank Connect. Held at its iconic Vault in Martin Place, Sydney, the exclusive showcase gave media and agency partners a deeper look into the scale, strategy and soul of what the bank believes is one of Australia’s most powerful and trusted advertising ecosystems.
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2 days ago | 
harro.com | Natasha Lee
It might have been quietly launched last year, but Wednesday night marked the first time CommBank had truly lifted the lid on its ambitious media retail project, CommBank Connect. Held at its iconic Vault in Martin Place, Sydney, the exclusive showcase gave media and agency partners a deeper look into the scale, strategy and soul of what the bank believes is one of Australia’s most powerful and trusted advertising ecosystems.
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2 days ago | 
mediaweek.com.au | Natasha Lee
JournalismNews.com.au political editor Samantha Maiden has revealed she was uninvited from speaking at a Sydney University student journalism conference, months after being asked to attend by Honi Soit. As Maiden herself writes, the invite, extended back in March, came via a warmly worded note from a student journalist. Fast forward to this week, and that invitation has apparently been rescinded by what Maiden cheekily dubbed the “politburo” in charge.
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2 days ago | 
mediaweek.com.au | Natasha Lee
When Jess Bailey took the reins as Editor of ELLE Australia earlier this year, she wasn’t just inheriting a glossy fashion brand. She was stepping into a legacy that spans 80 years globally and, more pointedly, reimagining what a modern luxury media product looks and feels like, for readers, for advertisers, and for the industry at large. Now, just months into the role, Bailey has brought clarity to a previously fragmented ecosystem.
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3 days ago | 
mediaweek.com.au | Natasha Lee
After 76 gruelling days in the punishing wilderness of Tasmania’s West Coast Ranges, Alone Australia Season 3 has crowned its latest winner: Shay, a 30-year-old professional trapper from New Zealand’s North Island. The quietly tenacious survivalist outlasted nine others in what became a record-setting season and a reminder of just how far the SBS brand has come in shaping premium unscripted storytelling with teeth. For SBS, this is more than just a ratings win.
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3 days ago | 
harro.com | Natasha Lee
After 76 gruelling days in the punishing wilderness of Tasmania’s West Coast Ranges, Alone Australia Season 3 has crowned its latest winner: Shay, a 30-year-old professional trapper from New Zealand’s North Island. The quietly tenacious survivalist outlasted nine others in what became a record-setting season and a reminder of just how far the SBS brand has come in shaping premium unscripted storytelling with teeth. For SBS, this is more than just a ratings win.
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3 days ago | 
mediaweek.com.au | Natasha Lee
The year is 2016. Yahoo7 journalist Krystal Johnson, who was fresh out of journalism school at the time, was working on a story about Mataio Aleluia, who was charged with the murder of his partner, Brittany Harvie. The article, headlined “Man paused to take a ‘smoke break’ while bashing girlfriend to death,” included details that the jury had not yet been exposed to. Johnson’s article drew heavily on a Facebook post by Harvie, which suggested a grim forecast of her fate.
