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Press Council finds against News Corp titles over trans coverage

The Australian Press Council has found a swag of News Corp papers broke Australia's standards for journalism.

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...

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...

Courier Mail claims Brisbane school has cat-identifying students

Queensland's Courier Mail claims there is a private school in Brisbane which has several students who insist on identifying as cats. In an article listed as...

Gender clinic chief slams trans & gender diverse reporting at News Corp

The current parliamentary inquiry into media diversity in Australia has received a submission from the director of Royal Children's Hospital Melbourne's gender service, speaking...

Health Minister Greg Hunt reportedly backs inquiry into trans treatment

The Australian newspaper has declared the Royal Australian College of Physicians (RACP) will conduct an inquiry into the treatment of transgender people, and the...

Press Council finds Miranda Devine column was not factual

The Australian Press Council has ruled that a column from News Corp writer Miranda Devine, and a subsequent podcast featuring US religious commentator Ryan...

News Corp accused of racist overtones in headline about Penny Wong

News Corp newspapers have been accused of including racist overtones in their headline about Labor MP Penny Wong. The Daily Telegraph story was titled How did it all...

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