The opposition leader told ABC radio that taxpayers would not expect the government to support waste at the national broadcaster.
Aunty threw open the doors of its Studio 22 in Ultimo to send off David Anderson,as exiting presenter Simon Marnie frothed at the lack of an official goodbye.
The public broadcaster’s former chair is disputing key evidence provided by outgoing managing director David Anderson in the Antoinette Lattouf termination case.
The national broadcaster is always under attack,but in this episode,the ABC’s management did its enemies’ work for them.
An Australian human rights lawyer is the latest victim of a campaign to shut down Jewish people who dare to criticise Israel.
The new season of Muster Dogs pits these two breeds against each other,but trainer Mick Hudson says it’s difficult to pick.
Marks should be given a chance to prove his critics wrong by recognising that the ABC is not a commercial outfit,but a public broadcaster dedicated to producing independent,trustworthy and quality programming to a diverse audience,regardless of class or political persuasion.
Omi Kumari and Ehsan Noroozinejad effectively identify the “latte line” as a climate division line. The low side of the line is effectively the Sydney Basin,whose main climate problem was once that it trapped smog – toxic leaded fuel pollution. Trees,shade and constructing buildings close so together that the sun does not reach ground level are urban responses developed long ago by humanity for hot climates.
Kyle Sandilands and Jackie ‘O’ Henderson’s foray into Melbourne has ended 2024 on a low,with their show dropping to a 5 per cent market share,while their predecessors - now on Nova - continue to dominate.
The ABC chair says he won’t tune into Rogan. Well,he should hope his journalists are doing it for him.