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Blatant Untruths: MEA Slams Documentary On PM, Government
Hitting out at a documentary released by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), which makes sensational claims about Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Indian government, the Ministry of External Affairs said on Friday.
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ABC News Presenter Antoinette Lattouf Sacked After Instagram Post On Israel-Hamas War
Antoinette Lattouf, a veteran journalist and presenter, was fired from her position as a host on an Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) radio show, leading to public outrage.
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Australian Journalist Cheng Lei, Jailed In China, Returns Home After 3 Years
The former anchor for Chinese state broadcaster CGTN was arrested in 2020, and was formally charged with "supplying state secrets overseas".
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"Minor Royal": Australian Broadcasters Fail To Recognise UK PM Liz Truss
An Australian media channel failed to recognise British Prime Minister Liz Truss, as she arrived at Westminster Abbey for Queen Elizabeth II's funeral on Monday. The mix-up happened on Channel 9 while it was covering the funeral.
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Cricket Australia Inks Seven-Year Broadcasting Deal With Disney Star In India
Disney Star will take over from Sony, who have held the Australian rights since the 2017-18 season
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Australian Open 2022 Live Stream: How to Watch in India, UK, USA, and Around the World
Australian Open 2022 live stream is available on SonyLIV in India and South Asia, Discovery+ in UK, ESPN+ in USA, TSN in Canada, 9Now in Australia, Sky Sport Now in New Zealand, and beIN Sports in Singapore, Southeast Asia, and Middle East.
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Wasim Jaffer's Epic Response To Australian Broadcasters' Virat Kohli, Mitchell Starc Comparison
Former India opener Wasim Jaffer came up with an epic response to Australian broadcasters trying to compare Virat Kohli and Mitchell Starc's Test averages since 2019.
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Facebook Wraps Up Deals With Australian Media Firms, TV Broadcaster SBS Excluded
Facebook has told Australian publishers it has stopped negotiating licensing deals, an email to the industry seen by Reuters showed, a move which came just six months after the passing of a law designed to make tech giants pay for news content.
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Afghanistan Cricket Board Signals Women Could Still Play, Says Report
Women could still be allowed to play cricket, the chairman of Afghanistan's Cricket Board has claimed to an Australian broadcaster in an apparent backflip on the Taliban's hardline stance.
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Afghan Cricket Board Chairman Signals Women Could Still Play: Report
Women could still be allowed to play cricket, the chairman of Afghanistan's Cricket Board has claimed to an Australian broadcaster in an apparent backflip on the Taliban's hardline stance.
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Facebook Rejects Talks With Australia Publisher, Testing World's Toughest Online Law
Australia's competition watchdog is looking into a claim that Facebook refused a publisher's request to negotiate a licensing deal, the regulator said, setting the stage for the first test of the world's toughest online content law.
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Facebook, Google Sign Content-Supply Deal With Australia’s Nine Under New Licensing Regime
Australian broadcaster and publisher Nine Entertainment said it signed multi-year content-supply deals with Google and Facebook, harnessing tough new licensing laws to bolster profit.
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IPL 2021: Brett Lee Becomes Hairdresser, Asks Scott Styris To Leave The Money On The Fridge. Watch
IPL 2021: Scott Styris, who is working for the Indian Premier League's broadcasting team for the ongoing season, revealed that former Australian bowler Brett Lee is his hairstylist in the bio-secure bubble.
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Australian Public TV Suspends Use Of China State Media Shows
Australian public broadcaster SBS said it would stop using content from Chinese state-run television Friday, pending a review of serious human rights concerns.
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Facebook Switches News Back on in Australia, Signs Content Deals With Three Local Publishers
Facebook ended a one-week blackout of Australian news on its popular social media site and announced preliminary commercial agreements with three small local publishers.
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Blatant Untruths: MEA Slams Documentary On PM, Government
Hitting out at a documentary released by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), which makes sensational claims about Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Indian government, the Ministry of External Affairs said on Friday.
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ABC News Presenter Antoinette Lattouf Sacked After Instagram Post On Israel-Hamas War
Antoinette Lattouf, a veteran journalist and presenter, was fired from her position as a host on an Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) radio show, leading to public outrage.
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Australian Journalist Cheng Lei, Jailed In China, Returns Home After 3 Years
The former anchor for Chinese state broadcaster CGTN was arrested in 2020, and was formally charged with "supplying state secrets overseas".
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"Minor Royal": Australian Broadcasters Fail To Recognise UK PM Liz Truss
An Australian media channel failed to recognise British Prime Minister Liz Truss, as she arrived at Westminster Abbey for Queen Elizabeth II's funeral on Monday. The mix-up happened on Channel 9 while it was covering the funeral.
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Cricket Australia Inks Seven-Year Broadcasting Deal With Disney Star In India
Disney Star will take over from Sony, who have held the Australian rights since the 2017-18 season
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Australian Open 2022 Live Stream: How to Watch in India, UK, USA, and Around the World
Australian Open 2022 live stream is available on SonyLIV in India and South Asia, Discovery+ in UK, ESPN+ in USA, TSN in Canada, 9Now in Australia, Sky Sport Now in New Zealand, and beIN Sports in Singapore, Southeast Asia, and Middle East.
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Wasim Jaffer's Epic Response To Australian Broadcasters' Virat Kohli, Mitchell Starc Comparison
Former India opener Wasim Jaffer came up with an epic response to Australian broadcasters trying to compare Virat Kohli and Mitchell Starc's Test averages since 2019.
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Facebook Wraps Up Deals With Australian Media Firms, TV Broadcaster SBS Excluded
Facebook has told Australian publishers it has stopped negotiating licensing deals, an email to the industry seen by Reuters showed, a move which came just six months after the passing of a law designed to make tech giants pay for news content.
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Afghanistan Cricket Board Signals Women Could Still Play, Says Report
Women could still be allowed to play cricket, the chairman of Afghanistan's Cricket Board has claimed to an Australian broadcaster in an apparent backflip on the Taliban's hardline stance.
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Afghan Cricket Board Chairman Signals Women Could Still Play: Report
Women could still be allowed to play cricket, the chairman of Afghanistan's Cricket Board has claimed to an Australian broadcaster in an apparent backflip on the Taliban's hardline stance.
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Facebook Rejects Talks With Australia Publisher, Testing World's Toughest Online Law
Australia's competition watchdog is looking into a claim that Facebook refused a publisher's request to negotiate a licensing deal, the regulator said, setting the stage for the first test of the world's toughest online content law.
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Facebook, Google Sign Content-Supply Deal With Australia’s Nine Under New Licensing Regime
Australian broadcaster and publisher Nine Entertainment said it signed multi-year content-supply deals with Google and Facebook, harnessing tough new licensing laws to bolster profit.
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IPL 2021: Brett Lee Becomes Hairdresser, Asks Scott Styris To Leave The Money On The Fridge. Watch
IPL 2021: Scott Styris, who is working for the Indian Premier League's broadcasting team for the ongoing season, revealed that former Australian bowler Brett Lee is his hairstylist in the bio-secure bubble.
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Australian Public TV Suspends Use Of China State Media Shows
Australian public broadcaster SBS said it would stop using content from Chinese state-run television Friday, pending a review of serious human rights concerns.
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Facebook Switches News Back on in Australia, Signs Content Deals With Three Local Publishers
Facebook ended a one-week blackout of Australian news on its popular social media site and announced preliminary commercial agreements with three small local publishers.
