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Police on New Year’s Day at the scene of the Carlton stabbing.

Fires, injuries as rogue fireworks incidents explode during Melbourne’s NYE celebrations

A fire ignited on the roof of the building that houses the Victorian premier’s office, and two men were stabbed during a machete attack at a famous dining strip during New Year’s Eve celebrations.

  • Cassandra Morgan

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The space-age like Victoria Cross metro station in North Sydney.

Sydney Metro: New stations hidden beneath our city streets

As the new Metro comes to life, we examine the engineering and design feat that will transform our city.

Pylons for the elevated freeway over Footscray Road, as part of the West Gate Tunnel project.

West Gate billboard destruction sparks $8m compensation fight

Advertising giant oOh!media is demanding $8.7 million for the loss of a billboard knocked down to make way for the West Gate Tunnel project.

  • Patrick Hatch
Cathy O’Connor, chief executive of oOH! Media

Tea lady turned oOh!Media chief executive: Cathy O’Connor reveals how she spends her time

Cathy O’Connor started her career as a tea lady at a retirement village.

Piers Grove, who publishes The Betoota Advocate and Daily Aus, will take charge of Junkee as part of its sale to RACAT Group.

Betoota Advocate publisher to lead Junkee following sale

The man behind popular satirical website The Betoota Advocate will become the publisher of youth news publication Junkee following its sale to independent digital and production company RACAT Group.

  • Zoe Samios
oOh!Media CEO Cathy O’Connor wants to find a buyer for Junkee by the end of 2021.

Junkee sale comes down to final weeks

There are still bidders in the mix to buy Junkee, but they are not willing to pay top dollar.

  • Zoe Samios
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oOh!Media CEO Cathy O’Connor is planning to sell Junkee by the end of the year.

Junkee receives non-binding offers from several key outlets

Junkee Media talks progress to the next stage with non-binding offers.

  • Zoe Samios
oOh!Media CEO Cathy O’Connor is planning to sell Junkee by the end of the year.

The media players that could buy youth website Junkee

Junkee Media is on the market. Who might want a youth publication in 2021?

  • Zoe Samios
Junkee co-founders Neil Ackland (left) and Tim Duggan (right) before they sold to oOh!Media in 2016.

oOh!Media hangs ‘for sale’ sign on youth-focused website Junkee

oOh!Media is moving away from digital publishing to focus on outdoor advertising and plans to sell its youth news site Junkee before the end of the year.

  • Zoe Samios
HT&E chief executive Ciaran Davis says the company is well-placed for media consolidation.

Soprano sale offers plenty of options for HT&E

Here, There & Everywhere’s (HT&E) deal to sell its stake in tech group Soprano will give it a war chest equivalent to half its market capitalisation of $485 million.

  • Colin Kruger