The ABC

In an unlawful termination case, former ABC chair Ita Buttrose was asked about emails she sent following complaints about Antoinette Lattouf. 

By sacking Sarah Macdonald, the ABC has sent the message to women that we are not the workers they want, or the audience they care about.

Complaints to the ABC Ombudsman’s Office during the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum were in relation to “bias” or “lack of balance”.

The ABC will undertake a review into its response to racism following comments from journalist Stan Grant who said he had been subject to “relentless racial filth” and would be leaving his role as the host of Q&A. 

Christian Porter, Australia’s former Attorney-General launched defamation proceedings against the ABC and Louise Millgan in March.

Last night on ABC’s 7:30, Leigh Sales interviewed Prime Minister Scott Morrison, asking pointed questions. Today, she’s being called ‘rude’.

Australia’s much awarded and trusted national broadcaster, the ABC, has again been forced to make major cuts to staff, services and program.

There’s no shortage of fearful women in Australia, according to new data from the Australia Talks research. And while sad, the results aren’t surprising.

PM Scott Morrison has today nominated ABC director, Kirstin Ferguson to take on the role of acting chair following Justin Milne’s resignation yesterday. 

ABC Chairman Justin Milne–under pressure from the Turnbull Government– had his sights set not only on Guthrie but economics correspondent, Emma Alberici.