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After Cronulla: Guns, Bats and a Two-Day Rampage - Vimarsana News

After Cronulla: Guns, Bats and a Two-Day Rampage

The media covered the initial violence at Cronulla like a blanket. Far less mentioned then and now are the events of the bloody days that followed: churches burned, shots fired at a Christmas carol service, stabbings, random bashings, women beaten. Here for the record is a full account of what happened

ABC embroiled in RMIT foreign-funded fact checking scandal as pressure mounts for the national broadcaster to cut ties with the university - Vimarsana News

ABC embroiled in RMIT foreign-funded fact checking scandal as pressure mounts for the national broadcaster to cut ties with the university

Australia’s national broadcaster has become embroiled in RMIT’s foreign-funded fact checking scandal with a prominent Senator calling for a review into the ABC’s partnership with the university.

Journalist called News Corp 'tabloid bottom feeders' after it queried ABC's Heston Russell stories, court hears | Media - Vimarsana News

Journalist called News Corp 'tabloid bottom feeders' after it queried ABC's Heston Russell stories, court hears | Media

Defamation trial hears Mark Willacy criticised ‘Murdoch’s people’ in email to confidential source after Daily Telegraph questioned reports on ex-commando

NewsCorp and the ABC: Sliding door moments - Vimarsana News

NewsCorp and the ABC: Sliding door moments

The ABC and NewsCorp are locked in a co-dependent abusive relationship. As Dr Martin Hirst writes, part of the problem is the revolving door between their respective newsrooms. 

Why is Scott Morrison dodging the ABC? - Vimarsana News

Why is Scott Morrison dodging the ABC?

The Coalition’s relationship with News Corp and its hostility towards the national broadcaster are influencing more than just the televised leaders’ debates.