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Laurie Oakes: Viewers still engaged in politics
Nine News has been running more politics in its Sydney bulletins and it's paying off says Laurie Oakes.
Read More »If it’s curtains for Negus show, what then for current affairs?
Media today look at the ramifications of the Negus axing and ask what it means for the rest of us...
Read More »All eyes on Laurie Oakes
Could Laurie Oakes announce his retirement at the Andrew Olle Media Lecture on Friday? Whatever he says will be worth hearing.
Read More »In Their Footsteps
This new series that reunites our military past with the present is one of the best things Nine has done this year.
Read More »Laurie Oakes to be inducted into Logie Hall of Fame
Honours at the Walkley and the Quills and now Nine's political editor Laurie Oakes is being recognised for his decades of TV journalism.
Read More »Laurie Oakes wraps Sunday morning interviews
Laurie Oakes one on one interviews with politicians have been a staple of TV for decades but the veteran journo has brought them to a close.
Read More »60 Minutes turns camera on Ray
Guess where Ray Martin is plugging his book next? But will he be asked about his opinions on current affairs, please?
Read More »A toast to Sunrise
The stars of Seven's morning shows gathered at Star City last night to celebrate a dream run. But it was Seven CEO David Leckie's speech that raised many eyebrows in the room.
Read More »When Adam meets Peter
ABC's Talking Heads meets journalist Adam Shand who spent 3 years mixing with the drug-dealers, thugs and murderers of Melbourne's underbelly.
Read More »Ray won’t spray
Ray Martin's autobiography won't be a bitter tirade against the media and Nine he reckons.
Read More »Airdate: Closing the Gap
Mr Hypothetical, Geoffrey Robertson is returning to television, but not where you would expect.
Read More »Mike Munro signs to Sunday Night
Former Nine man Mike Munro is confirmed to co-host Seven's new Sunday Night current affairs, set to screen in the 6:30pm timeslot.
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