Lattouf went rogue, but real blame lies with ABC management
The ABC is not the platform for political activism. Full stop. End of story. But what does this whole sorry Lattouf saga say about the public broadcaster’s management?
The ABC is not the platform for political activism. Full stop. End of story. But what does this whole sorry Lattouf saga say about the public broadcaster’s management?
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