The point being made surely is that The Age is a very one-sided paper and that is not a good way for a major metro paper to be.
After all, there are left-of-centre columnists in The Oz and The Bulletin. And the conservative columnist in The Age is ....?
If it works commercially for them, it's a private enterprise and it's entitled. Still, I would argue it does affect the service people get from it -- The Age has been very quiet on some issues, such as some of the Bracks' government constitutional changes.
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Not what he says
Date: 2005-06-10 09:05 am (UTC)After all, there are left-of-centre columnists in The Oz and The Bulletin. And the conservative columnist in The Age is ....?
If it works commercially for them, it's a private enterprise and it's entitled. Still, I would argue it does affect the service people get from it -- The Age has been very quiet on some issues, such as some of the Bracks' government constitutional changes.