NWSA
Annual Report 2024
Move generated strong growth in rental markets in part due to the new partnership with Zillow and expanded into the seller market with the launch of the Listing Toolkit.
REA Group's flagship site realestate.com. au extended its leadership with an average monthly unique audience of 10.8 million people and 5.7 million exclusive monthly visitors.
Dow Jones hit a pivotal milestone of over 50% of segment profitability driven by the surging B2B business.
Fiscal 2024 was News Corp's second most profitable year on record.
News Corp announced a landmark multi-year global partnership with OpenAI.
Paying streaming subscribers at Foxtel Group reached
3.2 million, up 5% year-on-year, with Kayo Sports and BINGE achieving record highs.
Digital sales at Book Publishing grew 9%, driven by an 18% boost in audiobook sales, fueled in part by the new Spotify partnership.
Wireless Group's radio brands, including talkSPORT, Virgin Radio UK and Times Radio, hit record weekly reach of
6.8 million and best-ever listening hours of 45.9 million.
The New York Post's digital network reached 117 million unique users in June 2024, compared to 145 million in the prior year.
Total digital subscriberstoNewsCorpAustralia's
publications grewapproximately5% to 1.12million.
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April 22, 2024
contamination
Into the fight
NEWS {P3}
Chinese
SORRY'S
HARD TO Parisclaims taint
in contest
court against Higgins
SWALLOW SPORT {P28}
The Australian {P23}
NOT ENOUGH
swimming
of ideas
Reynolds still heading for
build-up
Chris Uhlmann joins
Don't blame me: radical preacher lashes Islamic leaders
EXCLUSIVE
Wissam Haddad - used an online
condone" the attack or the boy's
The Australian does not sug-
adding it did "not justify" what
words he has said ... he said he
away from that theological "chal-
sermon on Friday to claim he and
alleged action, and said the bish-
gest that is true, but that those
happened.
understood his words were caus-
lenge" to the bishop.
Alexi Demetriadi
his Al Madina Dawah Centre have
op's comments about Islam
were
views were being aired in those
"This is an individual (the bish-
ing anger and harm to the Muslim
Bishop Emmanuel has an ultra-
been blamed by mainstream Is-
"harmful ... anyone who heard
community circles.
op) who speaks against and hates
community."
orthodox reading of Christianity,
lamic leaders and the community
(them) would be angered".
The Australian is also not sug-
Islam, who speaks against the
In December, another of the
often questioning the validity of
for last Monday's terror incident.
Mr Ousayd's name was raised
gesting Mr Ousayd had any in-
prophet," he said, adding that
centre's directors, Ye Ye, posted a
other faiths, particularly Islam.
One of the nation's most radical
"You want to push hate on to us
last week among community
volvement - implicit or explicit -
Bishop Emmanuel knew he was
video taking aim at Bishop Emma-
"I don't have a problem with
Islamic preachers has said "don't
for no reason, with allegations that
Ousayd
Mar Mari
members who alleged the teen-
with the teenager or the attack, re-
"antagonising" the Muslim com-
nuel's comments about Islam, and
the Muslim people," he said.
blame me" for the stabbing of an
have no proof," Mr Ousayd said.
ager had similar views to those
iterating that he himself claims he
munity. "Words are harmful …
in which he theologically "chal-
"But I've got a question mark
Assyrian Christian bishop in an
"Because you have a personal
preached at the Al Madina Dawah
has been wrongly blamed.
they stir up emotions in anyone
lenged" the bishop.
with the faith of the Islamic world."
alleged
terrorist incident but
agenda against us."
ley's Christ The Good Shepherd
and could have been influenced by
In his Friday sermon, Mr Ous-
who believes in (Islam), and any-
Titled the "Muslim Challenge
He has also said Mohammed
claims the bishop hates Islam and
NSW police on Thursday
Church before stabbing Assyrian
it. An audio message was also cir-
ayd said he "did not condone" the
one who hears the insults would be
Bishop Mar Mari with Koran", Mr
would "not greet" people at the
speaks
against the prophet
charged a 16-year-old boy with
Christian Bishop Mar Mari Em-
culating in which a local commun-
teenager's alleged actions, but crit-
angered.
Ye said "the whole community
gates of heaven, and that he "rot-
Mohammad
.
committing a terrorist act, alleging
manuel, as well as three others.
ity leader alleged the boy's mind
icised Bishop Emmanuel's re-
"He (the bishop) said himself
was waiting for you", although the
ted in a grave" and was dead.
Abu Ousayd - also known as
he travelled 90 minutes to Wake-
Mr Ousayd said he "did not
and views had "been poisoned".
marks about Islam, although
that he was willing to die for the
video is short and does not stray
Continued on Page 2
Slow global growth to hit budget
Jim carries weight of theworld
Comfort after the carnage: nation unites in gratitude for hero of Bondi Junction
Patrick Commins
A deteriorating global economic outlook may force a downgrade to the nation's growth forecast in the May budget, as Jim Chalmers reveals Treasury is predicting weakening activity from Australia's major trading partners, including China, Japan and the US.
The gloomier view will reinforce the Treasurer's plans to deliver a revamped fiscal and economic strategy that will have an "emphasis on security" centred on Labor's flagship Future Made in Australia policy, while ensuring that the new spending does not add to still high inflation.
The Australian understands Treasury is reviewing its Decem- ber forecasts that Australia's economy will grow by 1.75 per cent this financial year and 2.25 per cent in 2024-25, with the slowing growth of major trading partners raising the prospect of a down- grade.
Sources said the likelihood of lower domestic growth forecasts in the budget would in part depend on US national accounts released between now and mid- May.
With the growth challenge becoming more acute here and in other advanced countries, Wed- nesday's consumer price report for the March quarter looms as the most critical set of Australian economic figures so far this year, as worries grow that central banks here and abroad may need to keep interest rates higher for longer if inflationary pressures prove more persistent than hoped.
Dr Chalmers on Sunday morning returned from a series of sobering meetings in Washington DC, where the message from assembled finance ministers, World Bank officials and central bank governors was of growing dangers from a volatile world.
In the upcoming budget, he will announce a major package of
Voters back Labor's big
government plan, but
PRIMARY VOTE
no reward for the PM
EXCLUSIVE
TWO-PARTY PREFERRED
Simon Benson
BETTER PM
A majority of voters have
backed Anthony Albanese's
budget plan to use taxpayer
subsidies for renewable energy
projects and sovereign
shows both major parties have
manufacturing, despite
criticism that it was a return to
lifted a point in primary vote at
protectionism.
the expense of the Greens and
But the Prime Minister has
other minor parties or
failed to convert support for the
independents.
new policy agenda into an
The poll comes amid a news
electoral benefit ahead of the
cycle dominated by the
May budget, with the contest
teen-terrorist attack and mass
between Labor and Coalition
stabbing murders in Sydney,
remaining unchanged and Mr
and war in the Middle East.
Albanese's approval ratings still
The Albanese government
stuck in negative territory.
last week also announced its
An exclusive Newspoll
10-year defence strategy at a
conducted for The Australian
Continued on Page 4
tax incentives and
"significant"
as well as the uncertainty at-
new
investments,
most
likely
tached to the worsening Middle
under the banner of the Future
East conflict and challenges to the
Made in Australia policy aimed at
economy of Australia's
largest
building the foundations for a
trading partner, China.
more resilient economy and driv-
The upcoming federal budget
ing the net-zero transformation.
will cut the estimate for Chinese
"Events in the Middle East are
real GDP growth in 2025 by 0.25
casting a shadow over the global
percentage points to 4.25 per cent,
economy, compounding
con-
although Chinese growth in this
cerns
about lingering inflation
calendar year was lift by a quarter
and weaker growth," Dr Chalm-
of a percentage point, to 4.75 per
ers said barely three weeks out
cent. The estimate for Japanese
from delivering Labor's third bud-
growth in 2024 will be dropped by
get. "The fraught and fragile
a quarter of a percentage point to
global
outlook was a big feature of
0.75 per cent.
the discussions in
Washington
With the Chinese economy ex-
DC, and will be a big factor as we
pected to expand by 4.25 per cent
put the finishing touches on the
in 2026, the updated estimates
budget.
mean Treasury will
forecast
"Given the global challenges
China's growth rate will stay
coming at us, the May budget will
below 5 per cent for three straight
put a premium on responsibility
years, which would be the weakest
and an emphasis on security."
Continued on Page 4
The expected downgrades to
P4
the global growth outlook reflect
the impact of high interest rates,
P12
Inspector Amy Scott is embraced at a vigil on Sunday evening for those killed at Bondi Junction; below, Anthony Albanese lights a candle
sands
gathered with Inspector
the darkness. And we offer the
Elizabeth Pike
Scott and Anthony Albanese to
condolences of this community,
pay tribute to the five women and
our city, our state and our entire
A heroic police officer has been
one man who died in the attack,
nation to all who loved them the
embraced by a grateful nation as
Dr Good's nine-month-old baby
most," Mr Albanese told the
the Prime Minister joined a
was cleared to leave hospital and
gathering
.
beachside vigil to remember those
return
home to the safety of her
"We think of Inspector Amy
lost in the Bondi Junction killings.
family.
Scott who ran towards danger.
Inspector Amy Scott, who shot
But the sorrow and the shock
The security guards who made the
Joel Cauchi dead after he killed six
of that dreadful Saturday at Bondi
same courageous choice.
people, was on Sunday again the
Junction were still raw.
"The
first
responders
who
person everyone turned to - a bea-
Candles were held for Dr
acted with such speed and skill,
con of light and bravery on a night
Good, 38; Dawn Singleton, 25,
and the everyday people who
filled with sorrow and pain.
daughter of millionaire business-
would never have imagined they
The police officer was
man John Singleton; mother of
would face such a moment and yet
approached
by tear-stricken
two Jade Young, 47; artist Pikria
when that sternest test arrived,
mourners and colleagues relieved
Darchia, 55; Chinese student Yix-
their first instinct was to help
she could join them as the sun
uan Cheng, 27, and Mr Tahir, 30.
others
at risk … people they did
went down over Bondi Beach.
The Prime Minister led the
not know."
Inspector Scott was composed
that shocked the nation a week
Guerot; and the pair who took
vigil, speaking of those who had
Thousands
crowded the
hill
and gracious as she was greeted by
ago on Saturday: fallen security
Ashlee Good's baby and rushed
been lost and those whose lives
Continued on Page 2
wellwishers and the grieving.
guard Faraz Tahir and his col-
her to safety.
had been changed forever.
P12
In many ways, she represented
league Muhammad Taha who
There was another beacon of
"We gather here to remember
all of the heroes of the stabbing
survived; "bollard man" Damien
light on Sunday night. As thou-
them. Our candles held against
P23
Yunupingu urges new generation of voices
INDEX
P9-11
Union bid to spare delegates work
EXCLUSIVE
work engaging
in union activities
union business should include
as they please" while still being
preparing for, travelling to, at-
JOe KELLY
paid. The MCA has taken aim at a
tending and participating in col-
proposal before the industrial
lective
bargaining
meetings,
umpire
put by the Mining and
resolving workplace disputes, or
The Minerals Council of Australia
Energy
Union, which calls for
political
lobbying
relating to
has warned against changes it
union delegates to be freed from
members or potential members of
says will increase business costs
"normal duties for the purpose of
registered organisations.
and harm productivity by grant-
the workplace delegate participa-
P4
ing union delegates "the right to
ting in bona fide union business".
spend as much of their time at
The
MEU
submission says
P13
P12-13
P14
EXCLUSIVE
and Torres Strait Islander people
his death only by his second name
the Yolngu and all Indigenous
P23-25
in the Constitution with a voice,
Yunupingu.
peoples to a brighter future.
PAIGE TAYLOR
the rebuilding will begin, as it al-
Now Yunupingu's
younger
"Many
Australians are still
ways would, at the annual Garma
brother Djawa - one of the most
hurting after the vote, which fol-
Festival on the northeast Arnhem
important Aboriginal cultural fig-
lowed years of hard work by
lands of the Yolngu people.
ures in the country - is at the helm
Aboriginal
and Torres Strait
Djawa Yunupingu is putting
The festival has grown from a
of the Yothu Yindi Foundation
Islander
leaders," he told The
the voice behind him and looking
family barbecue to the premier
Yunupingu
chaired
until his
Australian.
to the future of Indigenous
annual forum for Indigenous pol-
death in April last year.
"We have felt the fire of Aus-
Australia
.
icy and cultural issues.
Djawa Yunupingu sees the fes-
tralians who didn't approve of our
After months of reflection and
For two decades, prime minis-
tival as a forum for resetting and
proposals, who rejected us with
pain over the failure of the refer-
ters came to Garma to talk to the
renewal, and finding the new
their own intensity. That is now in
endum to recognise Aboriginal
iconic land rights leader known to
Aboriginal
leaders who can lead
Continued on Page 8
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from Lachlan Murdoch
Since News Corp was established over a decade ago, our digital transformation has been substantive and significant. It continues to fuel our success, and the strength of our performance this year is a testament to the continued progress we have made on a global scale.
We remain dedicated to providing value to our shareholders, employees, customers and consumers, and our gratitude goes to those who are invested in the work we do each day to inform and inspire. Our leaders and employees around the world enable us to bring our content and products to life and deliver quality data, information and entertainment to millions.
This year, we joined forces with OpenAI in a global partnership that will help bring News Corp's world-class content to new audiences, further acknowledging
its value. It is a proud moment for journalism and
technology that affirms the commercial and social importance of journalists and journalism.
The vibrancy of our core pillars propelled us to greater achievements and opportunities this year, with profits and revenues expanding, thanks to the high content standards we maintain and the level of sophistication we apply
to our products.
Finally, we are sincerely grateful to the U.S. government and others who helped secure freedom for The Wall Street Journal's Evan Gershkovich. His release is a reminder that we must never waver in fighting for the role of a free press.
Lachlan Murdoch
Chair
A Message from
Robert Thomson
News Corp continued its profound digital transformation and created new platforms to ensure a premium for our world-class content. Having delivered robust earnings growth and generated substantial shareholder value, the fiscal 2024 year was the second-most profitable year on record, and we believe the company's prospects are patently propitious.
Total Segment EBITDA rose 8% to $1.54 billion, inspired by growth across our core pillars - Book Publishing, Digital Real Estate Services and Dow Jones, where profitability and revenue flourished. Overall revenues for the year rose 2% to $10.09 billion, while net income expanded by a robust 89% to $354 million. In News Media, our profile and impact have surely grown over the past year, when many news organizations lost the plot, editorially
and commercially. The collapse of old and new media titles is in stark contrast to our thriving mastheads and our intrepid journalists.
The year was punctuated by several consequential matters for the company, including a significant step in preparing for an epoch which we believe will be defined by the confluence of artificial intelligence and emotional intelligence. Our landmark agreement with OpenAI is not only expected to be lucrative but will enable us to work closely with a trusted pre-eminent partner to fashion a future for professional journalism and for provenance. The partnership is already fructifying, and we are working with other AI-related companies to ensure that our premium content receives the premium it deserves.
We continue to review our portfolio with a clear view to maximizing returns for shareholders and enhancing long-term growth.
Before we analyze the year's laudable performance, I would like to express our sincere gratitude to all those who contributed to the emancipation of Evan Gershkovich. His freedom was made possible by the concerted efforts of
concerned, principled people who recognized that his incarceration was unjust and immoral. Our thanks go to our leaders at Dow Jones, Emma Tucker and Almar Latour, and to all at News Corp who campaigned vigorously for Evan's release. We also acknowledge the sterling work of the U.S. Government, which oversaw the handover, and
the role of several other enlightened governments whose divine interventions were crucial.
Turning now to our fiscal 2024 results, Digital Real Estate posted a resounding performance, mainly driven by REA, where listings flourished and revenues expanded substantially at REA India. REA also broadened its suite of successful premium products to improve results for clients and lift yields.
In the United States, revenues for Move decreased this year, primarily due to elevated mortgage rates, which undermined transaction volumes, but we saw revenue growth in seller, new homes and rentals, including the partnership with Zillow. The company took astute advantage of the complementarity of our media platforms to drive traffic and improve the content experience, which helped revenue declines moderate throughout the year.
The progress at Dow Jones continued apace, with revenues rising strongly for both Dow Jones Risk & Compliance and Dow Jones Energy. In fact, fiscal 2024 was a pivotal moment in the history of the company, as it was the first year in which more than 50% of Dow Jones's profitability was driven by the surging B2B business. Indeed, it is difficult to overstate the impact of B2B growth on Dow Jones and News Corp over the past four years, as B2B revenue has expanded at
a compound annual rate of 17%, and the margin at Dow Jones has broadened from 15% to 24%, while Segment EBITDA has more than doubled.
Crucially, digital accounted for 80% of fiscal 2024 segment revenue, and the core B2B products have renewal rates north of 90%. In that same four-year span, total subscriptions in the Consumer business have burgeoned nearly 55%, with digital subs almost doubling. The quality of The Wall Street Journal content continues to be a differentiator, as our company signed a valuable multi-year content licensing agreement with the London Stock Exchange Group to provide WSJ news and analysis to its corporate clients, thus building our brand in the European market.
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At Subscription Video Services, streaming revenue growth largely offset broadcast declines as audiences continued to transition from traditional broadcast to over-the-top consumption. We believe Foxtel is particularly well-positioned for both subscriber and advertising growth as Kayo and BINGE gained traction with their unique strengths in sports and entertainment programming. As of the fourth quarter, digital advertising represented more than 40% of Foxtel's total advertising, thanks to significant growth across both Kayo and BINGE.
The launch of Hubbl is still in its early days but brand awareness continues to grow across the Australian marketplace. Broadcast ARPU grew, while churn was notably modest, and Foxtel continued
to generate strong cash flow from monetization of long-term sports rights across multiple platforms.
The quality of our journalism in the News Media segment was a prime motivator for Sam Altman and his talented team at OpenAI, with whom we are genuinely proud to partner. Leaders from both companies are working together to improve the flow of trustworthy information and develop contemporary distribution channels. Those learnings will be deployed in newsrooms around the world to strengthen our journalists' understanding of how the digital reading experience is evolving and how we need to adapt to that changed content consciousness.
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Commission file number 001-35769
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(Exact name of registrant as specified in its charter)
Delaware
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46-2950970
(State or other jurisdiction of
(I.R.S. Employer
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PART I
ITEM 1.
Business
ITEM 1A.
Risk Factors
ITEM 1B.
Unresolved Staff Comments
ITEM 1C.
Cybersecurity
ITEM 2.
Properties
ITEM 3.
Legal Proceedings
ITEM 4.
Mine Safety Disclosures
PART II
ITEM 5.
Market for Registrant's Common Equity, Related Stockholder Matters and Issuer Purchases of
Equity Securities
ITEM 6.
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ITEM 7.
Management's Discussion and Analysis of Financial Condition and Results of Operations
ITEM 7A.
Quantitative and Qualitative Disclosures About Market Risk
ITEM 8.
Financial Statements and Supplementary Data
ITEM 9.
Changes in and Disagreements With Accountants on Accounting and Financial Disclosure
ITEM 9A.
Controls and Procedures
ITEM 9B.
Other Information
ITEM 9C.
Disclosure Regarding Foreign Jurisdictions That Prevent Inspections
PART III
ITEM 10.
Directors, Executive Officers and Corporate Governance
ITEM 11.
Executive Compensation
ITEM 12.
Security Ownership of Certain Beneficial Owners and Management and Related Stockholder
Matters
ITEM 13.
Certain Relationships and Related Transactions, and Director Independence
ITEM 14.
Principal Accountant Fees and Services
PART IV
ITEM 15.
Exhibits and Financial Statement Schedules
ITEM 16.
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