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WIN refusing to broadcast correction after misleading vaccination story
WIN News airs factually incorrect material but the media watchdog is unable to force an on-air correction.
Read More »Networks apologise to family of Molly Lord
Seven Network and WIN Television have publicly apologised to the family of Molly Lord, who was killed in a quad bike accident.
Read More »Family sues over privacy invasion after quad bike accident
The family of Molly Lord, who died tragically in a quad bike accident last July, is suing Seven and WIN Networks.
Read More »Cameraman tackles man outside court
A WIN News cameraman tackled a man to the ground outside Hobart Magistrates Court yesterday.
Read More »Parents push for “Molly’s Law” to protect privacy
The parents of Molly Lord are campaigning for a law to make it illegal for media to intrude on grieving families, and proceeding with legal action.
Read More »New sports presenter for WIN News
Wes Cusworth joins Bruce Roberts and Jane Bunn in Victoria and the Riverina.
Read More »Weekend bulletins return to WIN Tasmania
Local bulletins will return to WIN News in Tasmania this weekend, having been axed a year ago.
Read More »WIN TV weatherman Peter Byrne to retire
Regional Queensland veteran is retiring after 22 years with WIN TV.
Read More »WIN TV weatherman hits out at “unprofessional claptrap” from breakfast TV
VIDEO: WIN TV's Peter Byrne fires off at "southern media" after they forecast 200km winds for northern Queensland.
Read More »WIN ends WA regional News bulletins
WIN TV will scrap its regional bulletins in WA and close its Broome, Geraldton and Albany bureaus.
Read More »‘Home made explosive device’ found outside WIN TV
Update: Bomb squad officers investigate a suspect device found outside WIN Television's Maroochydore offices.
Read More »Tassie politicians tell WIN to restore weekend bulletins
It's not often that politicians condemn a broadcaster in the Senate, but Tasmanians aren't happy with WIN Television.
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