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Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison is out, the outcome also amounts to a rejection of Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp - which backed Morrison and ridiculed candidates demanding action on the climate. Murdoch’s used to setting the political agenda down under. No longer.
Contributors:
Sally Rugg - National director, Australians for a Murdoch Royal Commission
Richie Merzian - Director, Climate and Energy Program, The Australia Institute
Malcolm Farr - Political journalist
Michael Mazengarb - Climate & energy reporter, Renew Economy
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Germany's toxic anti-Semitism and the effect it is having on the careers of Palestinian and Arab journalists there.
Contributors:
Alena Jabarine - Journalist
Hanno Hauenstein - Journalist, Berliner Zeitung
Susan Neiman - Director, Einstein Forum
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