The Murdoch empire The son of Sir Keith Murdoch ... The trust was supposed to divide voting power equally among Rupert's four ...

For as long as Rupert Murdoch has had children – Prudence was born in ... to the circumstances around his own father’s death. Keith Murdoch, an Australian media proprietor whose titles were ...

Courtroom steps, blacked-out SUVs, fashion that screams quiet luxury and a family at war over one of the world’s largest media corporations. No. Not an unexpected reprise of filming for the TV ...

Those dark arts now include an ensuing legal battle against three of his children ... by the 100-year Murdoch dynasty. A dynasty that began with Rupert’s father, Keith, and is being manipulated ...

Sarah Murdoch and professor Enzo Porrello unveiled an impactful initiative on behalf of the Murdoch Children ... vision of Rupert Murdoch’s father, association founder Sir Keith Murdoch ...

His father Rupert founded the paper in 1964 to fulfill his father Sir Keith Murdoch’s dream that Australia ... as undisputed heir and stop other children from meddling with the political ...

Rupert Murdoch's court battle over the ... that he should hand control of his empire to his oldest son Lachlan, 53. Murdoch and his four eldest children arrived in convoys of blacked out SUVs ...

Rupert Murdoch ... making the other three children increasingly uncomfortable. James Murdoch and his wife Kathryn, Prudence Murdoch, and Keith Tyson and Elisabeth Murdoch.Credit ...

The story begins during World War I, when a young reporter named Keith Arthur ... to the Murdoch children when they were young, Prue was the peacemaking older sister from Rupert’s first marriage ...

Rupert Murdoch’s Succession-style court battle ... But he is being challenged in court by his other children, Prudence, 65, Elisabeth, 55, and James, 51, who would see their stake in the media ...

Lachlan Murdoch turned 53 ... one of Rupert and Anna's children would take over the family business, just as Rupert had done following the death of his father Keith in 1952. But the question ...