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Who Will Publicly Support Nine Entertainment's Leadership by End of 2024?
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Peter Costello•Nine Entertainment Co•Costello•Canberra Airport•Nine Radio•Jeff Browne•Browne•Nine Entertainment•Collingwood
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Jeff Browne supports leadership • 25%
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Peter Costello Resigns as Nine Entertainment Chairman Amid Controversy on June 9
Jun 8, 2024, 09:30 PM
Peter Costello, the former chairman of Nine Entertainment Co, has resigned following a series of controversies. The resignation comes in the wake of allegations that Costello shoved a reporter at Canberra Airport. The incident has drawn widespread criticism from prominent figures, including Nine Radio's biggest stars and former Channel 9 boss Jeff Browne. Browne has publicly criticized the leadership of the network under Costello and confirmed that he has been asked to return. The board of Nine Entertainment held a meeting to address the situation, and there are moves among executives to oust Costello. Collingwood president Jeff Browne also voiced his disapproval of the network's leadership after the altercation involving Costello. Costello's resignation was announced on June 9.
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