You Google yourself.
There it is.
A headline on News.com.au that makes your heart sink.
It might be old. It might be one-sided. It might be taken out of context.
But itās right thereāpage one on Googleāand now every client, employer, or date sees it before they ever meet the real you.
You’re Not OverreactingāThis Stuff Sticks.
News.com.au is one of Australiaās biggest media outlets.
Google trusts it.
So any articleāfair or notāgets priority in search rankings.
For businesses in Sydney, professionals in Melbourne, or public figures in Brisbane, this can become a digital nightmare. It follows you to job interviews, investor meetings, and even school pick-up lines.
But hereās the truth:
š You donāt have to live with it.
šØāš» What Can Be Done About It?
At Reputation Station, weāve helped hundreds of Australians get negative News.com.au articles:
- š« Removed directly from source
- š De-indexed from Google Australia
- š Pushed down in rankings with positive, high-authority content
Every situation is different. Maybe the article is legally questionable. Maybe it includes your name unnecessarily. Or maybe itās just the wrong thing to have on Googleās front page when you’re trying to move on.
Whatever the caseāwe’ve seen it, fixed it, and know what works.
š§ Hereās Why You Shouldnāt Try This Alone
Trying to contact a major news site for removal? Good luck. Trying to remove something from Google? Not without technical expertise. Trying to publish enough positive SEO content to outrank national press? Takes serious strategy.
You donāt need a blog post telling you what you should try.
You need a team that does it for you.
At Reputation Station, we: ā
Handle all contact with publishers and legal avenues
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Launch SEO campaigns to drown out the noise
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Build a clean, positive search profile around your name
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Keep everything strictly confidential
šÆ Real Results. Real Australians.
From a small business owner in Adelaide unfairly linked to a partnerās legal troubles, to a social media personality in Perth caught up in media speculationāour work has helped clients regain control.
š¬ One client said: āWithin 3 months, the News.com.au article no longer showed up on page 1. Reputation Station deliveredāno stress, no drama.ā
š Take the First Step Right Now
The longer that article sits there, the more damage it does.
You donāt need to accept it as your online legacy.
š Call us today on 1800 622 359
š© Or email info@reputationstation.com.au
š Visit www.reputationstation.com.au
Weāre ready to take this off your shoulders and give you your name back.