Writing about the need to reform the ABC is profoundly depressing. You can draw attention to its failure to provide balance in its coverage of current affairs, its perpetual axe-grinding for its own approved causes and its ridiculing of anyone with a different opinion from the official line. You can highlight the refusal of the organisation to admit it might have been wrong, as it plainly was wrong in repeating baseless allegations against the Navy.
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