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New Australian free-to-air TV rules could allow alcohol ads from 10am, even on weekends and school holidays

Media authority mulls Free TV Australia’s proposed revised code of practice to expand daytime hours when M programming is permitted

The Guardian - AU

Australian free-to-air TV stations push for more M-rated content hours and watered down child protections

Critics of proposal say it would expose children to inappropriate material and alcohol advertising

The Guardian - AU

Will changes to Australian broadcast rules make sport free for all? TV networks say no

Labor’s plan aims to broaden the scheme that gives free-to-air broadcasters first dibs on big events such as the Olympics. But the channels themselves say it’s not enough

The Guardian - AU

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Free TV streaming push for anti-siphoning laws

The industry's peak body has urged for laws guaranteeing free TV first rights for major sporting events to also include online streaming run by the channels.

AAP

Lobbyists lining up to put their case to minister over Australia-wide ban on gambling ads

Exclusive: Freedom of information reveals long list of concerned parties meeting Michelle Rowland

The Guardian - AU

New media laws to 'level the playing field' for free TV

Free-to-air TV will be guaranteed top billing on smart TVs, while anti-siphoning laws will be updated to stop key sporting events from being behind paywalls.

AAP

Meta slammed over scam ads on Facebook featuring Australian TV personalities

TV networks Seven, Nine and Ten tell Senate inquiry that fake news stories and crypto scam ads featuring stars like David Koch and Karl Stefanovic are causing harm to consumers

The Guardian - AU

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No streaming for millions, report shows

Almost one in five Australians can't access video streaming, while many are also worried about the cost of subscription services, a report by Free TV has found.

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