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Simon Collins

Simon Collins

16 November 2019

9:00 AM

16 November 2019

9:00 AM

‘We are assessing the concerns raised and will investigate whether the program met our editorial standards,’ said the ABC’s managing director David Anderson following complaints that panelists on last week’s feminist special Q&A encouraged its audience to commit gendercide and arson. Mr Anderson’s boss, a woman who’s managed to do quite a lot to help the feminist cause in Australia without ever inciting violence, shrieking expletives or even dressing badly, also expressed concerns, so the episode was quickly removed from the iView website.

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