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Buttrose’s tenure as chair was tainted by being a Morrison government ‘captain’s pick’, but she nonetheless defended the ABC against tat government’s predations.
Demetrius Tama, The Conversation; Ika Krismantari, The Conversation; Liam Petterson, The Conversation, and Rahma Sekar Andini, The Conversation
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Queensland’s Opposition Leader David Crisafulli.
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