"Telstra's triple-zero crisis appears to be on the mend, with the telco giant claiming a 90% reduction in issues with the critical emergency service number. However, commuters in Victoria and NSW are still facing disruptions to regional train services, causing frustration for those relying on public transport. Meanwhile, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) is facing scrutiny ahead of a royal commission on antisemitism and social cohesion, with the corporation rejecting claims that its journalism has contributed to antisemitism or social division. The ABC has maintained that its reporting on the experiences of Jewish Australians has been balanced and contextual, providing a nuanced exploration of broader social and political issues. The royal commission is set to hear from senior executives from the ABC and SBS today, with the inquiry's findings set to have significant implications for Australia's media landscape."
Telstra says triple-zero issue reduced by 90%, while regional trains are still disrupted in Victoria and NSW. Follow today’s news liveGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastThe ABC issued a statement last night in which it rejected claims “that its journalism has contributed to antisemitism or social division”.It comes ahead of appearances today by senior executives from the corporation and SBS executives at the royal commission on antisemitism and social cohesion.The ABC reporting has consistently centred on the experiences of Jewish Australians while providing context regarding broader social and political issues. Continue reading...
