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Features Australia

Spewing hate

15 October 2016

9:00 AM

15 October 2016

9:00 AM

The recent ABC documentary Recognition – Yes or No? concluded with Andrew Bolt in a fold-out chair on a lawn beneath Sydney’s Harbour Bridge, observing an Australia Day ceremony and grumbling to his co-presenter Linda Burney about flagpoles. The producers really should have put one of those hankies with knotted corners on his head for that scene, but alas, it was meant to be a serious show.

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