The national broadcaster is caught in a pincer movement of ideological attacks from conservatives and criticism from progressives. Is it warranted?
The ABC recovered slightly in the second radio ratings survey of the year,but the breakfast slot remains problematic.
Question for the ABC:Is Q+A in trouble? Answer:Nothing to see here,move along.
For much of this year,the ABC has been narrowing the gap on frontrunner 3AW. But after two surveys of decline (albeit small),its surge may have peaked.
The journalist and broadcaster discusses her concerns with politics,her media commandments,her ideal funeral – and why she views meat-eating as sexy.
English import Christian O’Connell has proven he’s no flash in the pan with Melbourne audiences,while the AM news talk battle heats up.
Sammy J,Virginia Trioli,Raf Epstein and David Astle all enjoyed big lifts as Melbourne weathered its most recent lockdown.
With the worst of COVID behind us – or so we thought – radio listeners were ready to settle in for some easy listening in the third survey of the year.
The falsehood we must urgently eradicate is that the Pfizer and AstraZeneca vaccines aren’t safe or effective despite their approval for use in Australia,Europe and elsewhere.
Rather than focus on her performance as a TV presenter,the media coverage of Samantha Armytage remains stoically misogynistic.
In this episode of Good Weekend Talks,ABC presenter and author Virginia Trioli and Sydney Morning Herald and Age columnist Jacqueline Maley discuss sex and power with Good Weekend editor Katrina Strickland.