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Sep 16, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    Josh Simons and Tim Burrowes 2026 (opens the original)

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    Mediaweek and Mumbrella have spent years covering Australia’s media industry while becoming one of its juiciest stories. The latest argy-bargy centres on Vinyl Media's plans to use AI to dramatically scale its publishing output. The debate has since come down to AI publishing and, somehow, the word “bombastic”. So, naturally, we put the two men at the centre of it in the same room. Vinyl Group CEO Josh Simons and Mumbrella publisher Tim Burrowes sat down at Mumbrella HQ in Sydney to discuss thei

  2. Episode · Aug 21, 2026

    Mediaweek Newsmakers - Gogglebox's Matt Fahd (opens the original)

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    You probably know Matty Fahd from the Gogglebox couch. But before he was critiquing TV for a living, he spent 18 years working behind the scenes in media, from the agency trenches to helping build TikTok Australia. Then he did something many of us have probably fantasised about: he walked away from the corporate gig. With Gogglebox Australia back for a new season, Matty joins me on Newsmakers to talk TikTok, taking the gamble on becoming a full-time creator, and why leaving the job he always wan

  3. Episode · Aug 16, 2026

    Mediaweek Newsmakers - SCA's Group Digital Commercial Director, Olly Newton, and SCA’s Head of Digital Ad Product and Operations, Kim Loasby (opens the original)

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    Google gets the click. Meta gets the conversion. But did either of them actually create the demand? New research from SCA and Seven suggests that by the time a consumer searches, clicks, or buys, much of the hard work is already done. The research looked at almost $73 million in media investment and more than 615,000 customer outcomes, and raises some big questions about how marketers measure what’s actually working. On this episode of Mediaweek Newsmakers , I’m joined by SCA’s Olly Newton and K

  4. Episode · Aug 10, 2026

    Mediaweek Newsmakers - Kyle Sandilands (opens the original)

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    We here at Mediaweek wanted this chat to be a little bit different from our usual ones. We all know about the bust-up with Jackie, the court case and the new show, Kyle Sandilands Live , which launched today. And while we touch on some of that, I wanted to go somewhere else. Full disclosure: I’ve known Kyle for around 15 years. I first met him when he and Jackie were at SCA, before coming back into his orbit when they moved to ARN. So I wanted this conversation to be about the Kyle I’ve observed

  5. Episode · Aug 4, 2026

    Mediaweek Newsmaker's - Seven's director of sales, Katie Finney and Prophet CEO Jordan Taylor-Bartels (opens the original)

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    If you've ever wondered whether marketers are giving far too much credit to the last click, this episode is for you. In this episode of Newsmakers, I’m joined by Seven's director of sales, Katie Finney , and Prophet CEO Jordan Taylor-Bartels to unpack why the industry is moving beyond last-click attribution, what actually drives demand, and why TV, audio, podcasts and digital work best when they're working together, not competing for credit. We also dive into what the Seven-SCA merger means for

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