The media decides what to get in a huff about, and what not to, writes Ralphy Horowitz with a few cases in point.
Hypocrisy
Media Watch v The Australian: bring it on
Yesterday, in its editorial column and in an article in its Media section, The Australian accused Media Watch and me of hypocrisy. It relied on a bogus comparison, writes Tim Palmer.
A follower not a leader be
When he talks about the war in Iraq, John Howard sounds like a true Burkean conservative. Prime Ministers of course should listen to the views of the people they represent but in the end they should have the courage to do what they think is right, writes Richard Farmer.
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