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News Corp claims to have found more cat identifying students

Melbourne's Herald Sun says Australian students are "being allowed to act out animal identities in schools in a bid to support their mental health...

Adjudication finds trans-focused article breached press standards

The Australian Press Council (APC) have released the results of an adjudication regarding a complaint over an article focused on transgender participation in sport. The...

There's good reason people criticise News Corp publications

Students identifying as cats, political leaders claiming they're not woke, and attempts to link the gay community to a horrific murder. What do they have...

Sunday Telegraph slammed for using transphobic slur in headline

Sydney's Sunday Telegraph has been hit by a wave of criticism and complaints after they published a transphobic slur in a headline. The newspaper was...

Press Council releases adjudication on misleading Daily Telegraph article

In early July, The Daily Telegraph ran a story that suggested that same sex attraction was a negative health factor, by placing statistics about...

Daily Telegraph denies it's making a judgement about gay teens

The editor of Sydney's Daily Telegraph has responded to the barrage of criticism over an info-graphic that appeared to list being same-sex attracted as...

Daily Telegraph: Young people should blame themselves for being gay

Young people should 'blame themselves' for being gay according to a Sydney newspaper. The article has quickly been condemned by readers across social media. The...

Rainbow Labor denounce Labor MLC's anti-Safe Schools article

An opinion piece penned by NSW Labor MLC Greg Donnelly printed in today's Daily Telegraph has been condemned by members of Rainbow Labor for...

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