Costello’s Media wants part of that money and is competing with Murdoch for it.
Two foreign governments, those of the U.S. in particular, but also the U.K., have significant financial inputs into ASPI. ASPI also has extensive links with arms manufacturers, of which just a few are listed on its own site.
Source: Red Alert? Follow the money instead: ASPI is a front for US propaganda – Pearls and Irritations
Peter Costello’s “Mainstream Media” Turns its back to reality for “Ratings”
The mainstream press is unashamedly beating the drums of war while deliberately turning away from what is actually happening, economically and politically in the region, writes Dr William Briggs.
Source: China less of a threat to democracy than the mainstream media
Federal opposition leader, who trails the prime minister, Anthony Albanese, in opinion polls, is not on list of party dignitaries expected at the launch
Source: ‘Got enough problems’: Peter Dutton conspicuously absent from Coalition’s NSW election campaign | NSW election 2023 | The Guardian
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Albanese talks integrity and transparency but walks back on it. Michael West Media have been reporting on the failure of the FOI and in their attempts to get information. What's the Scam Albo?
The bottom line is Leo Hardiman was forced to quit his well-paid 5-year contract, by constructive dismissal, in less than a year because Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s government would not give him what he needed to speed up the processing of freedom of information requests and reviews which are used to help keep the government accountable.
Source: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese sacks Freedom of Information Commissioner Leo Hardiman by constructive dismissalKangaroo Court of Australia
Ratings Ratings Ratings it all about the ratings fuck reality
Source: “I hate him passionately”: New lawsuit texts show Tucker Carlson admit Trump era was a “disaster” | Salon.com
That text message wasn’t some one-off: the court documents are full of juicy little examples of Carlson bashing Trump. During the 2020 presidential election, for example, Carlson told his producer that Trump was a terrible businessman. “All of [his businesses] fail,” he texted. “What he’s good at is destroying things. He’s the undisputed world champion of that.” In another text, sent the day after the Capitol riots, Carlson described Trump as a “demonic force, a destroyer.” And in yet another text he called Trump’s presidency a “disaster.” Weirdly none of those opinions made it onto his show.
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