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Media companies remain frustrated after meetings fail to deliver answers on press freedom

July 4, 2019 8:49

Major media companies have released a joint statement, voicing their ongoing frustrations with the lack of response about the fate of the journalists targeted in the Australian Federal Police raids.

ABC, Nine, News Corp, Free TV, SBS and Seven West Media have all joined forces on the release to request immediate action from the federal government, at the same time as Scott Morrison and Anthony Albanese met to discuss plans for an inquiry.

Major media outlets are behind the calls for reform

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Hannah Blackiston was the deputy editor of Mumbrella. She worked with the company from March 2019 to November 2020.

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ABC AFP raids Australia’s Right to Know Coalition of Media Companies David Anderson free TV National Press Club News Corp Nine SBS Seven
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Tugg Speedman 4 Jul 19

But rich coming from News Limited given their unbending bias in getting the Coalition relected.

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