Studies have found that our lifestyle, genes and income affect how we sift through the effluence coming out of politicians’ mouths. Two groups of informed voters can hear the same thing very different ways.
Political bias
The unslanted state of the Australian media
The Australian media is pretty much neutral when it comes to slanted reporting, apart from a new notable exceptions, writes Joshua Gans. So how did everyone react to the news?
Your Say: Daily Mail readers' feedback: Crikey Says – 25 June, 2007
Today, in Crikey, we’re launching a full week’s series that attempts to shed light on political bias in the Australian media. It’s called the Crikey Bias-o-meter…








