We've got access to a wide choice of media outlets
in Australia. Most people have their favourites and
stick to them or simply watch the news outlets on TV.
It's a wide mix to choose from.

There's the Herald-Sun, Sky News, The Australian, Spectator
Australia, Quadrant, The Guardian, Conversation, Crikey,
Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, and so on.

Then there's the regional news - The Daily Telegraph,
The Mercury, The Canberra Times, The Courier Mail, The
Advertiser, et cetera.

Of course there's also the various TV programs and documentaries
like Four Corners, Insiders, Q and A, and many more to choose
from. So here in Australia we have a great deal of choice in
what we watch and read. We all have our favourites.

I think we have a reasonable sort of balance. I wonder who will
take over once Murdoch dies? Although he's doing rather
well - another marriage is in the pipe-line for him according to
the Women's magazines.

Life is quite satisfying isn't it? At least for the rich and famous,
And those of us who managed to work hard and save. No complaints
thus far.

Now let's see if we can make sense of SR's assertions here....

Tucker Carlson is a right-winger (boo!!) and he was sacked by Fox. That somehow proves Foxy is right-wing.

Tucker Carlson was about to publish a report on the J6 protests that was highly embarrassing for the government. Fox stopped that by sacking Carlson. That somehow proves Fox is right-wing.

Carlson was also half-way through releasing footage of the J6 protests which showed that the government's claims about it being an insurrection were rubbish. By sacking him, Fox put a stop to that. That somehow proves Fox is right-wing.

Finally the Victorian Herald Sun has been mean to demi-God Chairman Dan. That somehow proves Fox is right-wing.

Wow!

Yes by all means lets all ignore the past decades
of conservative rule, and the taming of the ABC
by cuts and incessant attacks.

It needs to learn its
lesson. After all David Speers is still there.
And you couldn't get a fairer interview than the
one he did with our current PM - interrupting him over
60 times on Q and A and not letting him answer the
questions.

Typical tactics of bullying, intimidation,
and delegitimisation. But the right-wing don't
do that. Do they? Peta Credlin using her media
platform to question the length of the Uluru
Statement (sic).

How dare anyone put labels on media sources and
their performers. A typical Left-Wing Tactic.
We get it.

Foxy,

We're talking about the Fox network in the US. Do try to keep up, luv!

So you can't watch Fox News through Foxtel in
Australia? And the Fox News network is not owned
by the Murdoch family?

Interesting.

As for keeping up with you sweetie?

Sorry, I run forwards not backwards.