Mark Scott makes some observations about the 2010 Australian federal election campaign and how it was handled by the fourth estate and then make some tentative suggestions about implications for the media and the nature of news coverage. Summary The 2010 election campaign was the journalistic gift that just keeps on giving. I had intended to draft these remarks once the result was known. This election has changed how we think of „politics as "usual‟ in this country. It has also triggered significant debate about the practice of political reporting.And I can‟t let the opportunity of this speech go by without wading into these murky waters  
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An examination of the reporting of general elections from the perspective of the Australian Press Co...
Politics today is inextricably bound to the media, indeed it is now a routine assumption that the me...
How elections are reported has important implications for the health of democracy and informed citiz...
In this keynote address for the New News conference at the Melbourne Writers Festival, ABC cheif Mar...
The 2007 Australian federal election campaign ought to be remembered for a number of reasons – as on...
The 2007 Australian federal election campaign ought to be remembered for a number of reasons – as on...
A current challenge for journalists is how to report on post-truth political discourse in an era whe...
There’s nothing like a vigorous national election campaign to bring out the best in Australia’s main...
My overall contention is that from Mark Latham to Grogsgate, from Tony’s speedos to Julia’s treasono...
Election FactCheck is an independent, non-partisan public service that will test the truthfulness of...
Arguably, elections should be opportunities for citizens to discuss, debate and decide who should go...
If this was an election where the campaign made a difference, then the media—and especially broadcas...
This chapter argues that the 2010 election represented a transformative moment in the reporting of B...
In the wake of this shock result should journalists now abandon their previously-held beliefs about ...
© 2018 Dr. Andrew John William GibbonsThis thesis examines news coverage of policy issues in Austral...
An examination of the reporting of general elections from the perspective of the Australian Press Co...
Politics today is inextricably bound to the media, indeed it is now a routine assumption that the me...
How elections are reported has important implications for the health of democracy and informed citiz...