Tag Archives: Social media

Bonnie Paine has posted on social media for the first time since revelations emerged her husband, former Australian Test captain Tim Paine, was involved in a sexting scandal.

Would you include social media sites like TikTok and Twitter in your talent attraction campaign? Henkel, a multinational consumer goods company this week revamped its employer branding strategy by launching a new career website and rolling a digital-focused campaign called,

Melbourne great Garry Lyon has launched at the Gold Coast Suns hierarchy for its “unthinkable” delisting of star Hugh Greenwood, labelling that and his sensational move to North Melbourne an “embarrassment”.

Taylor Swift is trending worldwide as her re-released version of her hit album Red was praised from everyone from the Teletubbies to the French Government.

News yesterday that Racing NSW (RNSW) is increasing the Golden Eagle prizemoney to $8m – making it the second richest race in the nation behind The Everest ($15m) – worked social media users into a muck lather.

It's not often a $500,000 prizemoney increase sparks as much reaction as this. News yesterday that Racing NSW (RNSW) is increasing the Golden Eagle prizemoney to $8m – making it the second richest race in the nation behind The Everest ($15m) – worked social media users into a muck lather.

From Bernie’s mittens to a billion users on TikTok, social media had quite the year in 2021—and it’s about to get bigger and better in 2022. Stacked with emerging industry behaviours, breakthrough platforms,

General manager Mike Mayock called it a “painful decision” to release Arnette but said it was necessary in response to a social media post with Arnette brandishing a gun and threatening to kill someone.

Hilaria Baldwin has taken to Instagram to reassure fans her family is doing well following Alec Baldwin's accidental shooting incident on the film set of Rust.

The federal Opposition will launch a national anti-scams centre, introduce a new minister focused on the issue and enforce more rules for social media firms if it wins the upcoming election, as it accuses the government of being “asleep” on cybersecurity.