Notes on Adelaide
In today’s Notes on Adelaide, Labor is likely to choose a woman to replace former Deputy Premier John Rau in his safe seat, while the Libs are busy picking winners of their own – at least when they can muster enough votes. Plus, who’s who in the shuffle of local media management jobs.
Notes on Adelaide
In today’s Notes on Adelaide, a South Australian gathering of the Uniting Church today could suspend same-sex marriage ceremonies in the denomination, new members revealed for the Government’s Productivity Commission, and Adelaide commercial radio continues to be a bleak place for women.
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Amid the furore over political interference in the national broadcaster, ABC board member Donny Walford attended a Liberal Party fundraiser in Adelaide last week.
The Herald Sun claims its cartoon of Serena Williams isn’t racist but it draws on 200 years of caricaturing African women, argues Clare Corbould.
Healthier competition in the South Australian media market will be good for everyone, writes InDaily publisher Paul Hamra.
The Adelaide City Council’s $20,000 investigation into an exclusive InDaily story about the value of the old Le Cornu site has failed to uncover how the confidential information was leaked, or who leaked it.
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