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Up to 80% of news coverage in 2020 related to COVID-19, finds joint report

Up to 80% of news coverage in 2020 related to COVID-19, finds joint report
July 20, 2021 1:43
Over 2.5 million news items from 2020 were related to COVID-19 according to the new report ‘Covering COVID-19: How Australian media reported the coronavirus pandemic in 2020’.
The News and Media Research Centre at the University of Canberra partnered with media monitoring company Streem to analyse online, television, radio and print media between January and November 2020 to determine how news media reporting contributed to the construction of the COVID-19 crisis in the context of the societal forces and factors that shape news.
“The COVID-19 pandemic’s scope, severity and ubiquity gave news audiences an unquenchable thirst for news, while intense and relentless media reporting formed the backdrop to the public’s everyday experience of the pandemic,” said lead author, David Nolan. ....

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Don't just blame the Libs for treating universities harshly. Labor's 1980s policies ushered in government interference

Universities struggle to understand why the government doesn’t love them.
Since COVID, universities have lost billions of dollars and shed over 17,000 staff. The government excluded them from Jobseeker, which threatened their viability for teaching and research.
Universities train everyone from primary teachers to corporate bankers. Until recently, universities were the country’s third largest exporter. Their research underpins economic innovation and COVID recovery.
So why has the government been letting them suffer?
It may be as simple, journalist George Megalogenis argued in the most recent Quarterly Essay, as a harsh dating maxim. The government is just not that into them. ....

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New Zealand to spend $4230 a day keeping Christchurch gunman locked up

New Zealand to spend $4230 a day keeping Christchurch gunman locked up
Keeping the Christchurch mosque attacker in prison will cost New Zealand taxpayers A$6.1 million over the next four years.
In the Budget released on Thursday, cash was allocated to Corrections for the management of people of extreme risk .
The unit has only one inmate under its direct management â the man who murdered 51 people at two mosques on March 15, 2019. It was set up on July 1, 2019 and funding secured until June 2021.
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Masjid An Nur was one of two Christchurch mosques targeted during a terrorist attack.(John Kirk-Anderson / Stuff)
Budget documents show the money will ensure the unit and its associated support and leadership functions continue to effectively care for, and manage people of extreme risk. ....

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The Sprout: Tory climate plan, budget wish lists, and cheese balls

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By Kelsey Johnson. Published on Apr 16, 2021 11:19am
Conservative Leader Erin O Toole in Ottawa in February 2018, announced his climate plan on Thursday which includes a carbon levy. (Matthew Usherwood/iPolitics)
Good day and welcome to the Sprout, where it’s National Day of the Mushroom and National Eggs Benedict Day. The weekend brings with it National Cheese Ball Day on Saturday and National Animal Crackers Day on Sunday.
Looking for a fun agriculture fact that may just get the conversation buzzing? This TicTok video about bees’ time perception won’t leave a sting. Now, here’s today’s agriculture news. ....

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Christchurch mosque shooter seeks review of jail conditions, terrorist status

Christchurch mosque shooter seeks review of jail conditions, terrorist status
The man responsible for the Christchurch mosque attacks wants to challenge his strict jail conditions and terrorist status.
Australian white supremacist Brenton Tarrant wants the court to review decisions made by the Department of Corrections about his prison conditions, and his designation as a terrorist entity under New Zealand s Terrorism Suppression Act.
The judicial review will be heard at the High Court in Auckland tomorrow. He will be representing himself.
The Christchurch mosque gunman listens to victim impact statements during his sentencing hearing at Christchurch High Court.(Getty)
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