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October 18, 2016 First Submission to the ABC (Rural and Regional Advocacy) Bill 2015 The Australia Institute has an ongoing program of research into policy options around the ABC. Several of our research papers relate to the ABC’s operations in rural and... by Rod Campbell
October 18, 2016 Second Submission to the ABC (Rural and Regional Advocacy) Bill 2015 Since our last submission we have published a research report relevant to this inquiry, No politics at Aunty's table: Depoliticising the governance of the ABC. This report... by Rod Campbell
March 2, 2016 No Politics at Aunty’s Table A new report from The Australia Institute will be launched today at the ABC Friends National Campaign forum – ‘What do Australians expect from their ABC?’ - Download full... by Fergus Pitt
February 22, 2016 New report examines risks and potential benefits of public broadcasting rationalisation Public Broadcaster reforms could deliver an ad-free SBS and digital expansion for the ABC. As outgoing ABC chief Mark Scott raised the idea of an ABC-SBS merger, a new... by Fergus Pitt
September 9, 2015 Heartland – Why the bush needs its ABC Regional media is viewed as an essential democratic institution by regional Australians, with 95 per cent accessing some type of local content each week. Regional media is... by Molly Johnson
