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Flat White

Reshuffling the ABC is futile

6 October 2017

7:49 AM

6 October 2017

7:49 AM

So many promises: each as useless as the last.

What is the point of the ABCs overhaul of current affairs journalism if they don’t challenge the cliquish narrative?

Lateline and The Link – Friday night’s current affairs guff – have been axed.

ABC’s News Director Gaven Morris said, “When it launched in 1990 Lateline was a ground-breaking program, and for almost three decades it has made an enormous contribution to Australian public life.

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