Monarchists demand apology from ABC
The Australian Monarchist League wants an apology from the ABC and an inquiry into its ‘biased’ coverage of the coronation.
The Australian Monarchist League wants an apology from the ABC and an inquiry into its ‘biased’ coverage of the coronation.
The man behind Spare says his subject wanted to rebut ‘lies’. Really? What Harry wants isn’t to tell the truth, it’s revenge and slagging off his family.
The public broadcaster’s strained presentation of King Charles III’s coronation and its associated panel of miserable malcontents throwing stones at British monarchy was truly a bizarre spectacle
Netflix’s latest royal romp has landed and — unlike The Crown — this one manages to make royals look sexy.
Fresh from his stint at the King’s Coronation, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has marked a “historic” moment.
Charles promises to dedicate his life to serving realm countries including Australia, as official portraits are released featuring a slimmed down royal group.
Rishi Sunak’s window for retaining office has narrowed.
I started watching the ABC’s coverage of the coronation, but after about 10 minutes of being lectured on colonialism and invasion I switched over to commercial TV.
The controversial senator broke out into a passionate speech about the monarchy and demanded that Australia be given a new flag.
The ABC’s coverage of King Charles III’s coronation has been condemned by radio broadcasters Neil Mitchell and Ray Hadley.
One would have thought that Aunty’s recent ‘deep dive’ session into ‘impartiality’ awareness would have had an impact – yet the coronation coverage proved otherwise.
Somewhere along the way the girl from Berkshire has acquired more star power, charisma and regal bearing than all the royals combined. If ever a woman faced a date with destiny, it’s her.
The NSW Premier has defended not spending up to $100,000 lighting up the Sydney Opera House sails for King Charles III’s Coronation.
The Duke of Sussex declined to join the private party at Buckingham Palace following the coronation.
While the King is said to have been ‘pleased’ Harry was there, the Duke of Sussex flew 8000kms to spend most of the coronation being ignored and looking at his lap.
Neil Mitchell says ‘somebody in the ABC needs to be accountable for’ its inappropriate broadcast bagging the ‘living daylights out of the monarchy’.
The Prince of Wales declares that Queen Elizabeth would have been ‘a very proud mother’ as she watched Charles’s coronation from above.
The coronation showed the noble underpinnings of our democracy.
Looking at some of the hats, especially those with the appearance of billowing sails, I could only wonder about the manners of the ladies wearing them.
I am a locked-in ABC viewer, but I felt its coverage of the coronation was appalling. Why do you talk over wonderful music and processions about negative issues?
The monarchy is spending more than in decades. A real-estate play, including some of the finest real estate in Britain, is picking up the tab.
For the briefest of moments, the King stood on the balcony of Buckingham Palace alone, savouring the most spectacular, and the soggiest of royal coronations.
While Governor-General David Hurley and six state governors enjoyed the King’s coronation, back in Australia Sir Peter Cosgrove has quietly carried out vice-regal duties.
As the UK wakes up with a collective hangover after the hoopla of the coronation, many wonder whether it was the last royal extravaganza of its kind.
Magic Round was royally good as Latrell Mitchell was confirmed as king of the NRL but one captain said his team was not up to NRL standard.
Anthony Albanese’s surprise appearance with Piers Morgan – while catching the media off-guard – was no spur-of-the-moment decision.
Holding a 3.6kg weapon for nearly an hour was no sweat for the Commons leader, who left coronation watchers in awe of her strength.
Viewers were searching for their remotes during the first part of the ABC’s Coronation coverage due to Q+A host Stan Grant’s comments.
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