Both Rudd and Turnbull are embittered losers who lost the support of their OWN COLLEAGUES. They both sucked up to Murdoch, and actually received help, unwise though it was. But, they couldn't crack it with their own party rooms.

Pure sour grapes is the reason for this petition, which Scott Morrison should get a paper copy of and wipe his bum on.

Lets try to do without the name calling.
And personal slurs.

The fact remains
that more than half a million Australians
have signed the online petition and they
obviously feel that good media is good
for democracy. That highly partisan media
operations should be kept in check.
That a diversity of views and opinions
should be presented.

And that media control in only one pair of
foreign hands is not a good idea.

Half a million. There are 25 million people in Australia, about 17 million of them registered voters. Half a million? Just a handful of hard Left malcontents and white ants.

Note the attempt by Madam Hard Left to weaponise everyday language - "Lets try to do without the name calling. And personal slurs". Turning 'and personal slurs' into a sentence is a further insult to English, on top of the obvious attempt to deplatform people with opinions different from her own.

And right on cue - it rears its ugly head
with more accusations and finger-pointing.

LOL!

typical pub-mentality!

gutter-crawler!

Foxy don't practise what you criticise.
What you miss is that the only place where firm conservative opinions
are expressed is on Sky and less so in the Australian.
Sky in most of their commentatory programs have left leaning
commentators. In fact from lefty Nick Reid I hear more left opinion
than I hear on the ABC. That is because the ABC spends most of its
time knocking rightish people & policies, leaving no time for "leftish"
policy opinion, except CO2 global warming where wall to wall coverage
is the norm. Other theories are not allowed.
The coverage of what is going on in Africa is ignored.
I listen late at night on the ABC/BBC programs and that was where the
BBC covered the beheading of 20 teenage boys at a village initiation
ceremony in Mozambique, by a raidng party.
As far as I can tell it was never mentioned on any Australian network.
I'll leave you to guess who did it.