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The scandal of 60 Minutes: no broadcasting standards, no investigation

  • Written by: The Conversation Contributor
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Last week, a small group of people held a protest outside Channel Nine in Sydney. They were objecting to the network’s treatment of Adam Whittington, the Australian man whose company “recovered” Sally Faulkner’s children on the streets of Beirut.

It’s clear there is a high level of concern within the community. Some...

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