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THE PRESS THAT WOULD HAVE TO INVESTIGATE THIS IS ON THE LIST This is the uncomfortable one, and I want to be careful with it because it would be easy to overclaim. On 28 April 2026, eight of Australia's news organisations signed one joint statement backing the news bargaining legislation. The ABC. Australian Community Media. News Corp Australasia. Nine. Network Ten. SBS. Southern Cross Media Group. Guardian Australia. Commercial rivals and both public broadcasters, on one statement, backing a measure that pays all of them. Separately, the Commonwealth pays $67.6 million through a fund subsidising journalists' wages at $13,000 per full-time-equivalent journalist a year, $33 million to AAP, a mandated minimum $3 million a year of advertising carved out for regional newspapers, and $204.1 million of campaign advertising in a single year. Those recipients do report. The journalism fund requires expenditure reports and a declaration, and can demand an audit. What none of them has to do is tell you. The reporting goes to the department, not to the reader. I am not saying anyone spiked a story. I have looked for that and I cannot prove it, so I am not going to imply it. I have also found nothing showing an instruction went out to any newsroom. The narrower claim is the one I can stand behind, and I think it's harder to argue with. The organisations best placed to investigate how discretionary government money is allocated are themselves recipients of discretionary government money, on terms the government sets, and none of it is accounted for in public. That doesn't require anyone to be corrupt. It requires nobody in that room to have a reason to go looking. And here is what the recipients were doing with their money. In June 2024, while payments from the original bargaining code were flowing, Nine announced up to 200 job cuts, and confirmed in August that around 85 had gone from its newsrooms, print operations and commercial divisions. In the same week Seven West Media was reported to be cutting up to 150 roles. Seven never confirmed that number, but its own accounts three months later set out a $108 million cost-out program. Then in January 2026, three months before signing that joint statement, Nine agreed to buy the outdoor advertising company QMS Media for $850 million. The money is for journalism. Nobody has to show that it went there. Cold Hard Facts. Corrected when wrong. No misinformation. What's your thoughts…? Peter Lyndon-James 🇦🇺 Sources: Joint statement of Australian news businesses on the News Bargaining Incentive draft legislation, 28 April 2026, published by the ABC and SBS. Department of Infrastructure, News Media Assistance Program. Journalism Assistance Fund grant opportunity guidelines, sections 11.2 and 11.3. Department of Finance campaign advertising figures, FOI 25-26-152. Nine Entertainment and Seven West Media announcements and ASX releases, June and August 2024. Gilbert + Tobin on the QMS acquisition, January 2026.