Schwartz Media is proud to announce the appointment of Erik Jensen as chief executive officer, replacing Ben Shepherd in the role. Shepherd has resigned to pursue other opportunities, having worked effectively to bring new processes and thinking to the company.

Next week marks one year since the failed Voice referendum. To mark this moment, 7am is publishing a three-part series hosted and reported by Yorta Yorta journalist Daniel James. The series will be published from Monday, October 14, 2024.

Award-winning news podcast 7am is welcoming investigative reporter Ruby Jones back to the helm, as host and executive producer.

Schwartz Media is pleased to announce award-winning journalist Ashlynne McGhee will join Australia’s number one news podcast, 7am, as interim host and executive producer.

The Saturday Paper is thrilled to announce the appointment of Karen Barlow as chief political correspondent and Jason Koutsoukis as special correspondent, both based in the paper’s Canberra bureau.

This weekend, Stan Grant joins The Saturday Paper as a columnist. His appointment coincides with The Saturday Paper’s 10th anniversary.

On March 2, The Saturday Paper celebrates 10 years since publishing its first edition. It is marking the occasion with a
book of editorials by editor-in-chief Erik Jensen, titled Angry at Breakfast.

Schwartz Media is thrilled to announce Ben Shepherd will join the company as chief executive.

The Monthly, The Saturday Paper and 7am were honoured at this year’s Walkley Awards for Excellence in Journalism, with wins in longform journalism, explanatory journalism and specialist reporting.

From Wednesday, November 1, Rupert: The Last Mogul will deliver the first comprehensive audio documentary on the world’s most powerful media titan.

From Monday, October 9, 7am’s latest special series, “The fight for a Voice”, will provide an in-depth, trustworthy guide to understanding the referendum.

Every Thursday, you’ll hear the best writers from Australia and around the world talk about their lives and their work. The first episode, featuring celebrated Australian author Helen Garner, is out now.

Australia’s number one news podcast, 7am, will welcome award-winning journalist Ange McCormack as host and executive producer while Ruby Jones is away on maternity leave.

The Melbourne Press Club has announced 7am as the winner of the 2022 Quill for Reporting on Disability Issues. The win was for the episode “The Killing of Ann Marie Smith”.

The dynamic team behind Australia’s No. 1 news podcast has been recognised at this year’s Australian Podcast Awards in the categories of Current Affairs and Best Interview.

The Monthly, The Saturday Paper and 7am were well represented at this year’s Walkley Awards for Excellence in Journalism, with finalists in long-form journalism, photography, commentary and outstanding public-service journalism.

7am is a finalist for the Walkley Awards for Excellence in Journalism in the category of Public Service Journalism for its April 5, 2022 episode “The Killing of Ann Marie Smith”.

The Monthly, The Saturday Paper and 7am journalists are finalists across a range of categories for this year’s Walkley Awards for Excellence in Journalism, including long-form journalism, commentary, photography and outstanding public service journalism.

Respected journalist Sarah McVeigh is joining Schwartz Media as head of its audio division.

Schwartz Media announces the appointment of respected publisher and broadcaster Michael Williams as editor of The Monthly.

Schwartz Media is pleased to announce two new appointments to our editorial team: Emily Barrett to the role of managing editor on The Saturday Paper and Martin McKenzie-Murray to the role of associate editor.

Schwartz Media is pleased to announce the appointment of Scott Mitchell as editor of 7am.

Schwartz Media launches a gripping new investigative series: Everybody Knows.

Schwartz Media has created two new roles that will see an expansion of its audio and make its journalism more accessible for digital audiences.