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Google News: When the powerful buy into the media, can the media still scrutinise the powerful?
[MuMbrella] - Economist Richard Denniss of Australian National University argues in a post that first appeared on The Conversation that the public needs to decide if it cares who owns the media. The mining industry is used to having its voice heard in Australian
Google News: When the powerful buy into the media, can the media still scrutinise the powerful?
[The Conversation] - Dr Richard Denniss is The Australia Institute's Executive Director. Our goal is to ensure the content is not compromised in any way. We therefore ask all authors to disclose any potential conflicts of interest before publication.
Will ANZ burst the dam of public anger?
www.brisbanetimes.com.au
[Brisbane Times] - Richard Denniss, the Australia Institute's director, says there is a fast way to deliver competition in the banking market: give Australia Post a banking role. “A million people demanding better service from their government-owned postal bank would
Super rort for wealthy
www.canberratimes.com.au
[The Canberra Times] - The only reason to keep the current system is to avoid offending powerful and wealthy interests. Surely that won't stop us though? Dr Richard Denniss is executive director of The Australia Institute, a Canberra-based think tank.
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