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For The People Agency investigated over $8 million debt
The branding agency entered liquidation in February, with investigations examining insolvent trading and potential phoenix activity.
by Mediaweek – Jul 10, 2026
Zara, H&M and Sephora fined $596,000 by ASIC
The infringement notices were issued to the companies over late financial reports.
by Mediaweek – Jun 5, 2026
Westpac ordered to pay $26 million over hardship failures
ASIC said it failed customers seeking support during hardship, including some affected by illness, job loss and domestic abuse.
by Mediaweek – May 27, 2026
'Failure of their legal obligations': Canva fined $792,000 over late financial filings
The company was two years late in filling their 2024 and 2023 accounts.
by Vihan Mathur – May 7, 2026
Media Roundup: ABC rejects Trump probe, Ten eyes NRL rights, Lawsy funeral date set, Jones case confirmed, and AI artist tops charts
See the top industry stories trending today.
by Natasha Lee – Nov 12, 2025
Media Roundup: Q+A post-mortem begins, Aussie media targeted at protests, Anchor fired over Trump post, ASIC's 'finfluencer' crackdown, and 7am's new home
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by Natasha Lee – Jun 12, 2025
Media Roundup: A Current Affair's court ban, media under fire at Bondi inquest, Stutchbury exits AFR, Coalition's WFH pivot, and search wars heat up
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by Natasha Lee – Jun 3, 2025
Media Roundup: News Corp's new era, Nine's MAFS gamble, Netflix's Markle debacle, Atlassian hits the fast lane and Jones' legal battle
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by Natasha Lee – Mar 12, 2025
Roundup: Lehrmann Lawyers fight back, Lisa Millar's replacement, ASIC's 'failure'
Paramount and Skydance merger, Threads reaches 175 million users, Andy Allen remembers Zonfrillo, The Flash on Netflix
by Mediaweek Admin – Jul 4, 2024
'Nothing sharpens your focus at the supermarket like 13 interest rate rises': Cost of living weakens Australians' sustainability interest
Claims of progress towards a net-zero emissions goal have almost no influence on purchasing behaviour, according to a Porter Novelli and Quantum Market Research study.
by Talon Editor – Mar 13, 2024
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