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Press Council chief fires parting shot at News Corp

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imageIn the Press Council's annual report, his last as chair, Julian Disney has made clear his views on News Corp's conduct and its hostility to the Press Council. AAP/Lukas Coch

Professor Julian Disney, who stepped down in February 2015 after five years as chair of the Australian Press Council, has delivered a sharp rebuke to News Corp for...

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