Rubbish! You are just a Tony parrot.
That might be a little unfair.
What about the construction union stuff they found out about,
That's a valid point and it has been the lead story on 7.30 for the last two nights. Good stuff and showing the unions in a very poor light.
But the bias on radio can be seen in the reporting of the above this evening. The program was referred to briefly, said - unbelievably - absolutely nothing about the actual damning revelations of the whistleblower, and went straight to a sound grab of Ged Kearney, President of the Australian Council of Trade Unions, saying any Royal Commission would be purely politically based and designed by Tony Abbott to destroy the unions.
So it's this sort of selective quoting that so upsets people.
The actual interview presented Leigh Sales asking very relevant and decisive questions of Ms Kearney which the latter failed to answer satisfactorily, looking pretty rattled.
Imo the 7.30 account followed by Leigh Sales interviewing Kearney was first rate and unsparing of anything to do with the unions and should be acknowledged for this.
I want a strong ABC. If they want to sack the board and CEO , go for it, but don't cut it off from the knees because it competes with Murdoch.
It does need a complete rethink and this probably needs to come from a change at the top.
It will never be 'cut off from the knees' for any reason because too many people in regional areas are entirely dependent on it and it's marvellous in a crisis like a flood.
Also, the political bias is just one facet of the organisation. There are some great programs on literature and music, some top interviews and commentary, just as there are the ultra Left contributions where the group think takes over completely.
Why does the ABC hate our Navy? Indeed the question may be asked, especially by the sailors!
I understand that Malcolm Turnbull is the relevant Minister for Communications. But he's not communicating much on the subject of the ABC, not publicly anyway. No doubt behind the scenes, thrashing them with a wet lettuce.
No wonder the Left continue to call for Mr Turnbull to take the leadership. He echoes their philosophy.
It works well for them that in his brief attempt at leading the Libs, Mr Turnbull failed dismally and will never imo be given another chance by his party. He might, however, provide a valid alternative to Mr Shorten if the Labor Party would care to adopt him.