When the media fails a captive audience
Nothing signals the failure of pandemic ‘journalism’ more than a well-paid TV host cheering lockdowns from her palatial home.
Nothing signals the failure of pandemic ‘journalism’ more than a well-paid TV host cheering lockdowns from her palatial home.
Its practitioners revel in the theatrics of the politicisation of Covid-19. It’s a circus that few of us wanted to see.
It is no exaggeration to say that Wendy Harmer, and others within the ABC ‘brains trust’, view conservative journalism as a bigger threat than Chinese expansionism.
Jeannette Young becomes the state’s Governor in November. On behalf of all citizens of the Sunshine State … any chance we could do it sooner?
Why is it that when it comes to two male Labor Premiers lecturing a female Liberal one, the sisterhood is largely silent?
John Hewson, the leftist media’s go-to ‘conservative’, caned the Coalition at every turn. But once again, he’s dished up failure.
Kevin Rudd’s grandstanding reveals a man unable to accept that most Australians regard his prime ministership as an exercise best forgotten.
When faced with criticism for attending an awards soiree in Canberra last week, Victoria’s chief health officer should have taken a leaf out of Christine Nixon’s book.
The rush to acclaim Bruce Pascoe’s book as a historical text, overlooking its fundamental flaws and inaccuracies, has also involved vilifying those who question its claims.
Don’t blame podium-loving Palaszczuk for exacerbating the problem of over-50s holding out for the Pfizer vaccine. That fault lies solely with Winton.
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