Three radio titans have switched off the golden mic. What does this mean for the future of talkback?
By Victoria Pengilley

John Laws, Richard Glover and now Ray Hadley; there's no questioning a golden wall of Sydney radio talkback has fallen with all three resigning in recent weeks.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-11-08/radio-veterans-john-laws-ray-hadley-richard-glover-stand-down/104576668

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'Australian content has never mattered more': ABC chair says more funding is needed to tell our stories
By Hannah Story

ABC chair Kim Williams says investment and regulation are needed to fund the production of Australian stories, as he calls for the broadcaster to be "aggressively, consciously ambitious" in its programming.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-11-06/kim-williams-abc-chair-local-content-quotas-investment/104566298

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News Corp continues the fight against democracy
By Ian Verrender

Rupert Murdoch has been a kingmaker around the world for decades but, as Americans prepare to got to the polls, it's another election that has backed News Corp into a corner.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-11-02/news-corp-continues-the-fight-against-democracy/104551052

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