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Media meddling in the leadership?
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Does the media have a right or a duty to deliberately interfere in and destabilise the political process?
Does the print press have the right to withold otherwise publishable letters from opposing points of view merely because editorial staff personally disagree with the point of view expressed? Are they right to try and sway opinion or do they have an obligation to present a fair and balanced view? Is it right for the media to withold information in the hope of influencing the outcome of an election?
Old questions perhaps but they are taking on a new meaning in the run up to the next election. Is the Australian media doing its job? Are you happy with it?