on 09-09-2013 08:25 PM
There is an online peition you can sign:
"We, the undersigned, request that the Australian Press Council conduct an investigation into News Corp Australia’s media coverage of the 2013 Australian federal election campaign.
We also request that appropriate action is taken to prevent this from happening again in the future."
http://www.gopetition.com/petitions/complaint-against-news-corp-australia.html
Solved! Go to Solution.
on 14-09-2013 12:42 PM
@lakeland27 wrote:
the audience is actually (usually) 45% LNP 35% labor and !0 % green. the rest are undeclared or dlp acl etc.
Well that is the ABC bias right there....only 45% LNP.....aboslute bias that Tony had to fight against by appearing on Big Brother.
he had to fight through all the sexism by using his wife and daughters and fight off those now true alligations he likes to punch near womens heads.
The poor soul,I bet his fight to become the next Pope will be just as hard. What with all those homosexuals he had to deal with when he was training to be a priest.
on 14-09-2013 12:42 PM
@topsidesoul wrote:I cannot count to 100.
no neither can i, its just that i have a memory for that type of boring trivia
on 14-09-2013 12:44 PM
Anyone done a search of petitions being signed against Murdoch media ? these are a few search results
UK: STOP RUPERT MURDOCH
http://www.avaaz.org/en/stop_rupert_murdoch_3/
378,122 have signed already! Help us get to 500,000
By James Grubel
CANBERRA | Tue Aug 27, 2013 3:52pm IST
(Reuters) - Australia's newspaper regulator on Tuesday weighed in on a row over bias by Rupert Murdoch's newspapers in the country's election campaign, telling editors to provide an accurate account of public issues.
Julian Disney, chairman of the Australian Press Council, has written to editors of major newspapers following complaints from the public and the industry over newspaper election reporting.
Disney reminded editors of guidelines issued in 2009, which stress the need to distinguish news from editorial opinion, although the Press Council says newspapers have the right to hold a political opinion and favor particular candidates.
"Newspapers that profess to inform the community about its political and social affairs are under an obligation to present to the public a reasonably comprehensive and accurate account of public issues," Disney wrote.
"As a result, the Council believes that it is essential that a clear distinction be drawn between reporting the facts and stating opinion. A paper's editorial viewpoints and its advocacy of them must be kept separate from its news columns."
on 14-09-2013 12:45 PM
the seminary would have prepared him well for cabinet in that case.
on 14-09-2013 12:51 PM
the petition in the opening post could also be sent to the AEC ?
14-09-2013 12:53 PM - edited 14-09-2013 12:54 PM
Petitions?
Do not work.
There are petitions to save the most obvous things like the barrier reef and I bet it's gone in ten years because not only is it not worth saving both nature wise and culture wise, it only helps employ a large industry.
I find it wierd Ruperts mother , Elizabeth, was such a great human being, while he turned out to be a pretty rotten apple.
She has a list of honors longer than the coalitions 17 page election book.
on 14-09-2013 12:59 PM
@aztecbangle wrote:I wonder how Labor will manage a competent government the people voted for en masse. It will be interesting to see how the PM deals with the 24 hour news cycle & the hostile Canberra press club, the gotcha press.
It's sad that Tony Abbot had to fight to win against the Unions/Rudd/Gillard/Rudd, the ABC, Fairfax, Getup, The Guardian papers not to mention the octopus reach of the ABC on line programs & Radio opinion, but win he did.
He cut through all the hate, gender & class wars & triumphed. It was an amazing win, he did it in a calm manner, his camapign HQ was professional & the people had had enough of the selfie tour of Mr Rudd.
Anyone who seriously thinks the ABC was not predominately on Abbott's side was not watching the ABC. Same with Fairfax. They mostly favoured the LNP in interviews and stories for the past couple of years. Just as any class wars and gender wars are mostly a product of the conservatives in response to progressive policies. They just can't handle change as is evidenced by the fatc that most of the front bench are recycled for the Howard years.
They rely on the generation of fear and loathing to secure power with the help of the right wing billionaires club and IPA.
on 14-09-2013 12:59 PM
@topsidesoul wrote:Petitions?
Do not work.
There are petitions to save the most obvous things like the barrier reef and I bet it's gone in ten years because not only is it not worth saving both nature wise and culture wise, it only helps employ a large industry.
I find it wierd Ruperts mother , Elizabeth, was such a great human being, while he turned out to be a pretty rotten apple.
She has a list of honors longer than the coalitions 17 page election book.
she was attempting to even the ledger.
on 14-09-2013 02:37 PM
If Murdoch shone a light on the dysfunctional incompetence of failed labor then well done Rup. a true blue Aussie who called it out.
Now Gillard has come out and told it like she sees it, to suit herself of course, but she’s irrelevent now just like Labor.
on 14-09-2013 02:43 PM
@windrake wrote:If Murdoch shone a light on the dysfunctional incompetence of failed labor then well done Rup. a true blue Aussie who called it out.
Now Gillard has come out and told it like she sees it, to suit herself of course, but she’s irrelevent now just like Labor.
You're kdding right?
Rupe is no more true blue Aussie than Walt Disney was.