Erin Patterson Trial Media Frenzy Exploited Family, They Say
The family of Erin Patterson's victims breaks their silence, condemning the intrusive and sensationalist media coverage that compounded their trauma during the high-profile murder trial.
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Katter's 'Lebanese heritage' comment sparks outrage, probe
Australian MP Bob Katter faces intense scrutiny and a formal Nine Network investigation after making a controversial on-air remark about a journalist's Lebanese heritage, prompting accusations of racism and a defence from his family.
Politician slams 'sexist' Photoshop of her ball dress
Animal Justice Party MP Georgie Purcell accuses media outlet of digitally altering her outfit in a 'sexist' act, sparking outrage and a debate on women in politics.
TikTok Influencer Exposed for Plagiarising a Life Story
A viral TikTok star is exposed for fabricating her entire identity, sparking a fierce debate on authenticity, plagiarism, and the dangerous mimicry culture of social media.
ABC Editor's Luxury 'Junket' Funded by Lobbying Firm
ABC's Political Editor Andrew Greene faces scrutiny after an all-expenses-paid trip to a five-star Italian golf resort, raising serious questions about journalistic independence and corporate influence.
World's Most Shocking and Controversial TV Pranks
A deep dive into the most infamous and morally bankrupt television pranks ever broadcast, from fake plane crashes to cruel abductions, that traumatised victims and sparked global outrage.
AI-Generated Influencers Are Invading Social Media
A new breed of impossibly beautiful, entirely fictional digital personas is amassing millions of followers and lucrative brand deals, raising profound questions about reality, authenticity, and the future of human influence online.
Wired & Business Insider Accused of Secret AI Article Publishing
An explosive investigation reveals major media outlets Wired and Business Insider are publishing AI-authored articles without proper disclosure, sparking a fierce debate on media ethics and transparency in the digital age.
Southport Radio Host's Tweet Sparks Ofcom Investigation
Southport's Dune FM presenter Lucy Connolly faces backlash and potential Ofcom probe after live-tweeting a listener's personal trauma during her show, raising serious questions about media ethics.
Microsoft CEO condemns employee's anti-Israel content
Satya Nadella forcefully disavows inflammatory social media posts by a Microsoft staffer from Gaza, reaffirming company values amid Middle East tensions.
The Guardian's Latest Corrections & Clarifications
A transparent look at The Guardian's recent corrections, from political misstatements to financial market clarifications, upholding the highest standards of journalistic accuracy.
Elon Musk accused of causing employee's eviction after firing
Ex-Twitter employee Ashley St. Clair makes explosive claim that Elon Musk's sudden termination policy left her unable to pay rent and facing eviction, sparking a fierce debate on corporate responsibility.
Guardian Removes Article: Key Details
The Guardian has taken down an article published on August 17, 2025. Here’s why it was removed and what it means for readers.
Neo-Nazi march sparks media ethics debate
Controversy surrounds a planned neo-Nazi rally in Australia as media outlets debate responsible reporting. Critics warn against amplifying extremist views.
Cooper and Haberman clash over Trump coverage on CNN
CNN's Anderson Cooper and New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman engaged in a fiery on-air debate over media coverage of Donald Trump, sparking controversy over journalistic ethics.
NUJ Ireland slams Al Jazeera over Gaza coverage
The National Union of Journalists in Ireland has accused Al Jazeera of biased reporting on Gaza, sparking a heated debate on media ethics.
GOP lawmaker faces ethics probe over campaign funds
A South Carolina Republican is under scrutiny as the House Ethics Committee investigates claims of improper campaign spending, raising questions about transparency in political finance.
Sorrell slams Sky News over 'fake interview' scandal
Advertising mogul Sir Martin Sorrell accuses Sky News of fabricating an interview, sparking a heated debate on media ethics in London.
Study finds potential bias in CBS News reporting
A recent analysis of CBS News coverage raises concerns over potential political bias, questioning the network's impartiality in reporting. Experts weigh in on the findings.
Bonnie Blue doc sparks mental health ethics debate
A controversial new documentary about Bonnie Blue, a young woman with severe mental health struggles, has sparked heated discussions on ethics, privacy, and the portrayal of vulnerable individuals in media.
Trump's secret Paramount deal exposed in CBS settlement
New documents reveal Donald Trump's secretive financial arrangement with Paramount amid CBS legal battle, raising fresh ethical concerns.
Liam Neeson sparks outrage with accent mockery
Hollywood star Liam Neeson faces backlash after mimicking a journalist's accent during an interview, reigniting debates on professionalism and respect in media.
Jesse Watters criticised for Shia LaBeouf airport remarks
Fox News host Jesse Watters faces backlash after mocking actor Shia LaBeouf's recent airport altercation, reigniting debates on media ethics and celebrity treatment.
BBC criticised for airing MasterChef amid presenter scandals
The BBC's decision to continue airing MasterChef, despite its association with two disgraced presenters, has sparked outrage. Critics argue it belittles victims of abuse and undermines accountability.
Guardian's corrections show commitment to accuracy
The Guardian addresses recent corrections and clarifications, reinforcing its dedication to factual reporting and transparency.
Guardian removes 2025 article: what happened?
The Guardian has taken down an article published on 5 August 2025. Here’s why it matters and what it could mean for press transparency.
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