Optus / Sydney Morning Herald / Western Broadcasters Pty Ltd / Qantas / the Herald / the Star / Sydney Gay Community Publishing / Foxtel / ABC news / 1986 Grant Broadcasters Pty Ltd / /
Continent
America / /
Country
Australia / Scotland / /
Currency
GBP / USD / /
EntertainmentAwardEvent
Media Watch three Walkley Awards / /
Event
Natural Disaster / M&A / Person Communication and Meetings / /
Facility
Murray Bridge / /
IndustryTerm
media consumers / mainstream media / media regulation / /
Movie
The Last Word / /
NaturalFeature
Sea FM / /
Organization
Dubbo Council / Australian Broadcasting Authority / Australian Broadcasting Control Board / AIDS Council / Bobby Goldsmith Foundation / Federation of Australian Radio Broadcasters / Wood Royal Commission / /
Person
Dugald Cameron / Garry Wotherspoon / Janet M. Cameron / Richard Ackland / Brian Johns / Monica Attard / David Salter / Alan Jones / Tony Ferguson / Christine / Kevin Blyton / Grant Broadcasters / Bridget Griffen-Foley / John Laws / Mark Scott / Liz Jackson / Michael Glynn / Paul Barry / Dugald / Jonathan Holmes / R.G. Osborne / David Marr / David Hill / Stuart Littlemore / Donald MacDonald / Gay Games / Walter J. Grant / /
Position
chief financial officer / editor / president / crime reporter / executive producer / engineer / author / teacher / chairman / director / journalist / managing director / executive / assistant / author and editor / fractious new managing director / Fairfax executive / /
ProvinceOrState
New South Wales / /
PublishedMedium
the Star / the Herald Sun / /
RadioStation
Capital Radio / Sea FM / Radio Broadcasters / /
Region
South Wales / /
TVShow
Points of View / Media Watch / This Day Tonight / What the Papers Say / /
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