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Season 2020  |  Episode 43  |  ABC  |  November 30, 2020

Media arts

News and current affairs
11-12
Classification: Parental Guidance Classification: Parental Guidance

NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian's office denies intimidating and threatening journalists in an attempt to kill a story of her own coronavirus COVID-19 breach. Prime Minister Scott Morrison's image factory runs hot thanks to his official photographer, so why don't media stamp the photos as such? Journalist Steve Cannane wins an important victory in the defamation courts against two Chelmsford doctors.

NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian's office denies intimidating and threatening journalists in an attempt to kill a story of her own coronavirus COVID-19 breach. Prime Minister Scott Morrison's image factory runs hot thanks to his official photographer, so why don't media stamp the photos as such? Journalist Steve Cannane wins an important victory in the defamation courts against two Chelmsford doctors.

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