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Australia Talks, one of the nation s biggest social surveys, is back for 2021 Here s how it works

Australia Talks, one of the nation s biggest social surveys, is back for 2021 Here s how it works
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Australian attitudes on the COVID-19 vaccine differ on political lines — but the vast majority are still keen for the jab

Australian attitudes on the COVID-19 vaccine differ on political lines â but the vast majority are still keen for the jab By the Specialist Reporting Team s Nick Sas Posted ThuThursday 4 updated FriFriday 5 MarMarch 2021 at 6:31am Professor Julie Leask (L) said the survey showed some interesting trends on attitudes to the COVID-19 vaccine. ( Share Print text only Cancel An exclusive survey on the COVID-19 vaccine in Australia has found stark differences in attitudes depending on a person s political persuasion â what one expert describes as part of a concerning trend seen in the US and parts of Europe. Key points: The survey, carried out by Vox Pop Labs for the ABC, took place over five days from February 21 â the day before Australia s vaccine rollout kicked off

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If the ABC didn t exist, conservatives would have to invent it

If the ABC didnât exist, conservatives would have to invent it Opinion December 18, 2020 â 11.10pm December 18, 2020 â 11.10pm Save Normal text size Advertisement If the ABC didnât exist, conservatives would have to invent it. It provides two vital functions to the right side of politics: it is the foe which unites the army, as well as a decoy which distracts progressives from the main game. The ABC once again stands accused of bias. This is a familiar pantomime. A new incident sparks conservatives to condemn ABC bias and roll out a well-worn script insisting it is time to defund the national broadcaster. The ABC denies all charges and periodically appoints a fellow traveller to conduct a review. Naturally, the review finds the ABC to be largely impartial, to the satisfaction of the ABC management and no one else.

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If the ABC didn t exist, conservatives would have to invent it

If the ABC didnât exist, conservatives would have to invent it Weâre sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Opinion December 19, 2020 â 12.10am December 19, 2020 â 12.10am Save Normal text size Advertisement If the ABC didnât exist, conservatives would have to invent it. It provides two vital functions to the right side of politics: it is the foe which unites the army, as well as a decoy which distracts progressives from the main game. The ABC once again stands accused of bias. This is a familiar pantomime. A new incident sparks conservatives to condemn ABC bias and roll out a well-worn script insisting it is time to defund the national broadcaster. The ABC denies all charges and periodically appoints a fellow traveller to conduct a review. Naturally, the review finds the ABC to be largely impartial, to the satisfaction of the ABC management and no one else.

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