The media responds to the Pell verdict, MAFS’ new hunk fronts court, and Chris Kenny caught on the hop over “Kangaroo” the movie.
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The Daily Telegraph withdraws criticism of Today Show host Georgie Gardner.
Two front page stories in The Australian exaggerate the cost of climate action policies.
Alan Jones apologises to Malcolm Turnbull after calling him a “traitor to the nation”
After a five year battle, The Herald Sun wins the right to identify the underworld informant called Lawyer X.
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Cyclone Oma’s Europe tour; another contestant speaks out against MAFS producers; sexual innuendo on the ABC; HUN book ban story ruled inaccurate.
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Coverage of the Medevac bill shows clear lines of division in the press.
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