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Australian Media Battles and Changes
The Sydney Morning Herald criticizes News Corp's campaign against Kevin Rudd; radio host changes and ratings; Kyle Sandilands tones down his show; Justice Lee advocates for a journalism code of conduct; Murdoch awards journalism prize.
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Kevin RuddNigel FarageDonald TrumpRay HadleyKyle Sandilands
- What happened with the radio host Ray Hadley?
- Ray Hadley, a veteran radio host, announced his departure from 2GB after 20 years, coinciding with a drop in ratings; conversely, ABC Radio hosts saw increased shares after announcing their departures.
- Who won the Sir Keith Murdoch Award and for what?
- Lachlan Murdoch presented the Sir Keith Murdoch Award to Yoni Bashan for his courageous reporting on the war in Israel, highlighting the importance of on-the-ground reporting.
- What is the main conflict described in the article?
- The Sydney Morning Herald accused News Corp of a "vengeful and disgraceful campaign" against US Ambassador Kevin Rudd, citing Rudd's past criticism of Trump and News Corp's extensive coverage of the issue.
- What changes are being made to Kyle Sandilands' radio show?
- Kyle Sandilands, a radio host known for graphic content, will tone down his show's sexual content in an attempt to improve ratings in Melbourne.
- What is Justice Michael Lee's main point regarding journalistic conduct?
- Justice Michael Lee advocated for a comprehensive industry code of conduct for journalists, citing the numerous existing codes as insufficient.