TV's highest earners in crosshairs; De Ceglie's footy directive baffles Seven staff

Email The salaries of some Australia’s highest-paid TV stars are under scrutiny following revelations some of them rake in more money per minute they are on air than most people make in a month.

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MEDIA TV’s highest earners in crosshairs: Stars to face big pay cuts in purge The salaries of some Australia’s highest-paid TV stars are under scrutiny following revelations some of them rake in more money per minute they are on air than most people make in a month. MEDIA DIARY De Ceglie’s footy directive baffles Seven staff Forget the State of Origin, there’s an equally fierce contest breaking out within Seven, with the network’s former news boss at the centre of it all. COMMENTARY Coalition Obits ignore crucial lessons of past If the conservative opposition is to claw its way back to relevance, policies to appeal to middle Australia’s hopes and dreams are the place to start. Gen Z lead shift to ad-backed ‘free’ streamers Younger viewers are increasingly embracing ‘free’ ad-supported streaming platforms over paid subscription services. KING’S BIRTHDAY HONOURS He’s no saint, but Phillip gets King’s nod of approval Phillip Adams has been made a Companion of the Order of Australia for his service to broadcast media, journalism, the arts, cultural leadership and the community. THE GROWTH AGENDA Pinning hopes on Gen Z Brands should be creating authentic relationships with Gen Z now as this financially savvy generation grows into their wealth, according to Pinterest’s Xanthe Wells. THE GROWTH AGENDA Creativity needs to be valued more than ever, says departing chief Clemenger Group chair Robert Morgan may be retiring from the ad industry but he remains a passionate advocate for the power of creativity and the need for great ideas. EXCLUSIVE New business model offers holistic growth for clients Three Are One is a new business that claims its approach to unlocking business growth is “wildly different’, but is it? THE GROWTH AGENDA Baby formula ad rules stricter than booze The government’s appetite for advertising and marketing regulation continues with infant formula heading for strict mandatory rules.   NEWSLETTERS TODAY'S PAPER MIND GAMES THE AUSTRALIAN PLUS   Want to change how you receive these emails? Manage your newsletter preferences or unsubscribe from this newsletter. Sent by The Australian, GPO Box 4245, Sydney, NSW, 2001 Australia.