If you needed further proof the publicly-funded ABC won’t side with conservative women, look no further than the vile “satire” of Gina Rinehart it aired and is refusing to apologise for, writes Lucy Zelic.
Olympian Dawn Fraser has lashed out at Anthony Albanese, calling him “spineless” and “vile” for not criticising the ABC over a controversial sketch about Gina Rinehart.
Ray Hadley wonders whether ABC chairman Kim Williams would ever cop the same sick vilification his organisation dished out on Gina Rinehart and implores managing director Hugh Marks to “put down his martini” and rein in the national broadcaster’s insolent staff.
Gina Rinehart has put the ABC and its board on notice for comments made about the mining magnate in an episode of Race Around the World, a show which follows six Australian filmmakers across 10 countries over 100 days.
Gina Rinehart has launched legal action against the ABC and several senior executives after the national broadcaster refused to apologise or remove a segment which encouraged viewers to sodomise and murder the Hancock Prospecting boss.
That was day six in Glasgow as Australia’s mega pool party became a record Commonwealth Games haul which included three gold medals inside five minutes at the Tollcross International Swimming Centre.