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Junkee has announced its new editor, Jules LeFevre
July 22, 2021 10:15
Australian youth publisher, Junkee Media, has promoted music editor Jules LeFevre to editor of flagship title, Junkee, overseeing coverage on pop culture, entertainment, news and politics.
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LeFevre said: “I’m humbled and excited to be taking the reins as editor of Junkee, almost five years to the day after I started as a staff writer across FasterLouder and In The Mix.”
“I’ve been lucky to work with some brilliant editors during my time here, and it’s an honour to now have the opportunity to shape the website. The Junkee team is wildly talented, and I’m eager to see what we can all achieve in the future.”
Yesterday, the Seven Network and Endemol Shine confirmed that Katie Hopkins would no longer be appearing on
Big Brother VIP and shared that they “strongly condemn her irresponsible and reckless comments in hotel quarantine”.
On the same day, Immigration Minister Alex Hawke announced that the Australian Border Force was investigating Hopkins and her quarantine claims, noting that visa condition breaches may result in “visa cancellation in accordance with the law” and today, that’s exactly what happened.
This morning, Home Affairs Minister Karen Andrews told the
ABC that Katie Hopkins’ visa had been cancelled and that the right-wing commentator would be booted out of Australia “as soon as we can possibly arrange that”.
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Junkee Media and Facebook renew The Junkee Takeaway for 3 years
July 8, 2021 9:38
Junkee Media has renewed its daily news show, The Junkee Takeaway, for a third season.
The announcement:
Junkee Media has announced it has agreed terms with Facebook on the renewal of its innovative daily news show, The Junkee Takeaway, for a third season.
The three-year deal will see Junkee produce 240 episodes of The Junkee Takeaway for Facebook Watch each year, significantly expanding Junkee Media’s reach and impact, and cementing its place as Australia’s number one youth publisher.
Launched in 2019, The Junkee Takeaway attracts a hard-to-reach youth audience by going beyond the headlines to give young Australians a deeper look at the stories and issues that matter to them – from politics and pop culture to science, sexuality and social justice issues. Each edition of The Junkee Takeaway runs for three to five minutes, and is hosted and produced by Elfy Scott and Claire Keenan.