Natasha Lee

First look: triple j’s Hottest 100 of 2024
It’s shaping up to be one for the record books!
by Natasha Lee – Jan 24, 2025

Are Albanese and Dutton taking their election campaign cues from Trump?
Kate Watson: 'People are starting to turn off traditional news.'
by Natasha Lee – Jan 24, 2025

Alex Cullen departs Nine amid $50k gift controversy
Nine confirmed it 'has agreed with Cullen that he will finish with the network following a review into a recent incident.'
by Natasha Lee – Jan 24, 2025

Media Roundup: Oscar nods drop, Trump's first interview, Myer revamps loyalty program and Rivers shuts up shop
See the top industry stories trending today.
by Natasha Lee – Jan 24, 2025

The Sydney Morning Herald opens new Parramatta bureau
Bevan Shields: 'Sydney readers want quality, localised reporting, and we’re here to deliver.'
by Natasha Lee – Jan 23, 2025

delicious. magazine expands with new weekly edition
Mark Reinke: 'Our insights show growing consumer demand for new and immersive food and dining experiences, across high-end and value segments.'
by Natasha Lee – Jan 23, 2025

How and where to watch the new season of Gogglebox Australia
Your favourite armchair critics are back!
by Natasha Lee – Jan 23, 2025

Ben Shelton slams 'disrespectful' Australian Open interviews
'I’ve been shocked by how players have been treated this week.'
by Natasha Lee – Jan 23, 2025

Media Roundup: Prince Harry's legal victory, Musk vs Trump, ABC's turmoil and Nine's tennis dramas continue
See the top industry stories trending today.
by Natasha Lee – Jan 23, 2025

Aussie fans flock for midnight launch of bestselling fantasy novel
Rebekah West: 'This level of devotion hasn’t been seen since the days of Harry Potter.'
by Natasha Lee – Jan 22, 2025

Channel Nine cuts jobs across two vital newsrooms
'It's such a shame as it's such a vital training ground for young journalists.'
by Natasha Lee – Jan 22, 2025

ACM makes more job cuts, sparking concerns over local news future
MEAA: 'AI remains unregulated in Australia, and any attempt to replace journalists with AI tools would ignore public demand for strong laws to manage its risks.'
by Natasha Lee – Jan 22, 2025

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