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Media generals leading from the rear
If the price of freedom really is eternal vigilance, then many in the media are not paying their dues. Admittedly, the arrest of journalist Ben Grubb by Queensland police and the confiscation of his iPad sent momentary frissons of outrage through parts the Australian media establishment, but almost all of them just as quickly doused their fury in favour of business as usual. Yet in the New Information Age, the incident should have remained one of the … Read entire article »
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Cuts in news send strange signals from SBS
It was never going to be easy putting the good ship SBS back on course. Following hard on cuts to the multicultural broadcaster’s world famous subtitling unit, the axe is falling on the TV network’s other claim to fame: its news service. News Director Paul Cutler sent an email to all his staff asking for a show of hands of those willing to take voluntary redundancy. He said numbers would be small and blamed the need to pump more … Read entire article »
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- Cane farmer tells all about the UFO mystery that still haunts him 58 years later
- As Melbourne expands, pressure is mounting on the vets that help injured native wildlife
- The community group pushing for change amid record-high Aboriginal incarceration rates
- Convinced you’d outperform my Hard Quiz contestants? Show us what you’ve got
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