ABC’s fact-checking Karvelas silent for Israel antagonist
Patricia Karvelas has a record of interrupting and even fact-checking her interviewees, but her failure to challenge Levy’s claim was poor journalism.
Gerard Henderson
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The Labor defector seems to channel Kamala Harris in her inability to answer quite simple questions about what she stands for and what she will do in a position of political authority.
Nevermind the Middle East, Tony Armstrong’s departure ABC Breakfast’s big story
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Verbal sludge apparent in 7.30 interview on US politics
The ‘world’s greatest columnist’ did not have much more to say on the US election than what a reasonably well-informed viewer would already have known.
Scott flunks the big test of university leadership
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Another day another crime you’ve never heard of, welcome to ABC breakfast
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No, Niki Savva, the Liberals of today have not left the party of Menzies behind
With the party about to celebrate its 80th year, watch the revisionists come out to play.
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