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ABC (Australia)

abc.net.au

ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corporation), operating the domain abc.net.au, is Australia’s national public broadcaster. It covers news, politics, business, science, culture and arts, sport, and public affairs across radio, television, and online platforms.

Credibility
4 of 5
Lean
Center
Founded
1932
Headquarters
Sydney
Australia
Articles read
116
9 March to 28 October

ABC (Australia)

abc.net.au

ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corporation), operating the domain abc.net.au, is Australia’s national public broadcaster. It covers news, politics, business, science, culture and arts, sport, and public affairs across radio, television, and online platforms.

Credibility
4 of 5
Lean
Center
Founded
1932
Headquarters
Sydney
Australia
Articles read
116
9 Mar to 28 Oct

In today’s Brief

Tuesday 3 November

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Recent

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Wednesday 28 October

  1. ABC calls for One Nation to remove Bluey cartoons depicting violence

Tuesday 6 October

  1. Sarah Macdonald to present Afternoons on 702 ABC Sydney from March 2027

Wednesday 30 September

  1. Alan Kohler retires after 31-year ABC career

Tuesday 29 September

  1. Former ABC News head Peter Manning dies aged 81

Tuesday 22 September

  1. Ombudsman finds Four Corners breaches ABC editorial standards

Thursday 17 September

  1. ABC rejects ACMA finding that Four Corners breached impartiality

Saturday 29 August

  1. Hayden’s 18th birthday message from ABC presenters.
  2. Superfan shares fragile X message with ABC newsrooms across Australia

Profile

Type
Broadcaster
Ownership
Australian Government (statutory corporation, Australian Broadcasting Corporation).
Funding
Government funding and commercial revenue.
Business model
Funded by the government of Australia.
Coverage
Comprehensive coverage of Australian and international news and public affairs, delivered through multi-platform radio, TV, and online journalism.
Reputation
Generally regarded as a major national source with strong reporting and editorial standards, though it is sometimes criticized by political groups for perceived bias.
Language
English
Notes
Publicly funded (government sources), which can influence perceptions of editorial neutrality.
No subscription/paywall; however, commercial sponsorship and program budgeting can affect how content is presented.
Like many public broadcasters, it may be subject to periodic debate and criticism regarding political perspectives.
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