ABC under fire for 'misleading' programs; Legal eagles scrap over not-so-Good Weekend

Email The ABC is facing accusations of airing misleading and ‘activist-led’ journalism, with both its flagship current affairs programs, Four Corners and 7.30, at the centre of the storm.

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MEDIA ABC under fire for ‘misleading’ programs The ABC is facing accusations of airing misleading and ‘activist-led’ journalism, with both its flagship current affairs programs, Four Corners and 7.30, at the centre of the storm. MEDIA DIARY Legal eagles scrap over not-so-Good Weekend High-profile barrister Sue Chrysanthou got the kind of publicity money can’t buy on Saturday when she featured on the cover of the Good Weekend. But some glaring inaccuracies in the piece caught the attention of the legal fraternity. MEDIA Radio’s elusive elixir: be yourself, and hang on ‘There’s no radio programmer anywhere in the world that can confidently say that any particular person on radio will connect with an audience,’ says Ray Hadley. MEDIA Pollies fired up over cops’ ‘chilling’ journo alert Political leaders have sworn to amend a Queensland Police Service document that listed journalists alongside criminals and religious extremists in a training manual about declared associates. MEDIA Omnicom CEO’s ‘indie ambitions’ Omnicom Media Group is on the hunt for a new CEO for its local business with incumbent Peter Horgan hinting at plans to launch his own media business. MEDIA Local news for local people is non-negotiable Important regional issues are these days covered from the cities, denying a voice to the people whose lives and businesses are affected. MEDIA Radio’s ‘fifth Beatle’, Bob Rogers, enters Hall of Fame Legendary Australian broadcaster Bob Rogers has been inducted into the Commercial Radio Hall of Fame, with his extraordinary career recognised at the industry’s annual awards. EXCLUSIVE Imagination to fuel business growth Businesses looking to drive serious and substantive change over the next decade need to embrace critical thinking and imagination, according to a new report. THE GROWTH AGENDA Optus comeback champions customers to regain trust Optus is focused on customer satisfaction with a flurry of marketing activity supporting a host of new products designed to win over customers and rebuild trust in the brand. THE GROWTH AGENDA ALDI marketing delivers strong ROI and gains consumer trust ALDI’s has won over marketing industry judges to win the coveted most effective advertiser award as it secures the most trustworthy supermarket brand title. OPINION Inclusive advertising is good for sales and boosts profitability Inclusive advertising is not just good to engage the woke brigade, it actually helps drive sales and profitability for businesses, argues Jess Lilley.   NEWSLETTERS TODAY'S PAPER MIND GAMES THE AUSTRALIAN PLUS   Want to change how you receive these emails? Manage your newsletter preferences or unsubscribe from this newsletter. Sent by The Australian, GPO Box 4245, Sydney, NSW, 2001 Australia.