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YouTube Not the Arbiter of Medical Truth : Australian Senator

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Leading Australian Conservative Radio Station Loses Lead a Year After Top Host Retires

Leading Australian Conservative Radio Station Loses Lead a Year After Top Host Retires Leading conservative Sydney radio station 2GB has lost its number one position for the first time in nearly two decades. KIIS 1065, which targets younger listeners, claimed top spot with a market share of 15.5 percent in the competitive Sydney breakfast time slot. It beat out 2GB’s Ben Fordham, who came in at 13.3 percent, dropping 0.2 percent in the latest GFK survey. The result comes a year after former high-profile host Alan Jones announced his retirement in May 2020. When Fordham took over, the show held a market-leading rating of 17.9 percent.

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Facebook now dominated by conspiracy theories after news ban

Facebook s battle to fight fake news and misinformation will only get harder after the tech giant booted credible news publishers off the platform. Just 24 hours after Facebook s blanket news ban affecting its 13 million Australian users, content from satirical websites The Betoota Advocate and The Chaser made up nine of the top 10 most popular links shared. Rebel News Australia, backed by far-right figure Avi Yemeni, also crept into the top 10 list, along with Cats Love Catnip - a page dedicated to funny cat photos. In the 24 hours before Facebook blocked news sharing, the top 30 links measured by engagement mostly came from credible news websites.

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Journos of the future take a look back in time

University students are using the <em>Queensland Times</em> to better understand the evolution of community reporting

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