Seven West Media Limited

Yeah, what else we got? We've got just some pretty boring stuff.

Seven West Media now has a new CEO.

So the report here reads, Seven West Media Chief Executive Tim Warner has resigned with immediate effect after six years in charge.

with Chairman Kerry Stokes saying, now is the time for change.

James Warburton, who had a short-lived spell as chief executive of the TEN Network and quit as the APN outdoor boss last year, has replaced Mr Warner as CEO and managing director.

Not do much at

all.

So that's the only thing I had to say about Seven West Media.

notes.

But the point I'm trying to illustrate here is, this story about this alleged Hamas operative the ABC hired, on Wednesday, there's a story in The Australian, story in Seven West Media, story on Sky News, big, big stories.

And the ABC was forced to say that they would look into this.

Oh, wow.

You had Kerry Stokes.

Who owns Seven West Media.

You have Gina Reinhart, billionaire, who also has her hand in stakes.

A stake in... someone else's stake of a media company.

Their voice and their support for me.

Without question, the biggest being Kerry and Christine Stokes.

Of Seven West Media.

They have

Join us then for day 31 of Claremont in Conversation.

This podcast was produced by Kate Ryan and Alicia Preeti and recorded in the studios of Seven West Media.

Audio files were provided from the archives of the Seven Network and The West Australian.

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I'm Tim Burrowes.

On Thursday afternoon, the merged businesses of Seven West Media and Southern Cross Austereo unveiled their plans for 2027 and the new brand, Seven Media Group.

We're recording this on the morning after at their World Square Audio Studios.

I'm joined by CEO Rowan Lund.

In contrast, Nine Entertainment, owner of the Nine television network, The Age, Sydney Morning Herald, and the Australian Financial Review, paid $76.7 million in tax on $290 million in profit.

Even the ailing Seven West Media managed to cough up $3 million on $11 million in taxable income.

In all, the 4,299 companies on the tax transparency list paid $87.5 billion in tax, entities listed must report earnings of $100 million or higher.

At 27%, companies paying no tax was an all-time low, and the ATO reports corporate tax compliance is 96.3%.

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This podcast was produced by Kate Ryan and Alicia Preedy, and recorded in the studios of Seven West Media.

Audio files were provided from the archives of the Seven Network and the West Australian.

Sign up for daily emails and all the latest on the Claremont trial at thewest.com.au.