When is a small change to a question not a small change? When lives are at stake.
The ABC is under political and commercial pressure,but its managing director says it’s well-placed to weather the storm.
In what has become a theme of his appearance at Senate estimates,ABC managing director David Anderson was again grilled about tweets by ABC identities.
What does it take to be the host of the ABC’s current affairs show 7.30,and who might be up to it?
Rupert Murdoch’s US news channel has taken its concerns about an ABC program to the media watchdog after the national broadcaster dismissed its complaint.
Even Aunty’s strongest supporters would admit it has been annus horribilis for the organisation. The ABC’s managing director David Anderson tells a different story.
The Liberal backbencher says he will find a way for the public to express concerns about the ABC and SBS’ complaints handling.
We all make mistakes,and otherwise promising careers ought not be truncated because someone innocently gets something wrong.
The inquiry was thwarted amid confusion on the Senate floor,which saw Liberal senator Gerard Rennick not attend a vote to postpone the inquiry,handing the numbers to Labor and the Greens.
The fate of Senator Andrew Bragg’s inquiry into the way the ABC and SBS handles complaints will be decided in a matter of days.
Labor has emailed supporters calling for political donations to help it “save the ABC”,following the broadcaster’s furore over a Senate inquiry into its complaints processes.