L'affirmation
“A lancé une pétition en ligne pour empêcher la perte d'emplois à l'ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corporation), seulement 36 heures après avoir réduit le financement de l'ABC de 5 %.”
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📚 SOURCES ET CITATIONS (11)
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Pyne launches online petition to save ABC jobs in Adelaide
The Education Minister launches an online petition to save jobs at the ABC in Adelaide, amid speculation 150 positions will be lost as a result of budget cuts.
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ABC funding cuts announced by Malcolm Turnbull
Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull concedes there will be job losses after confirming more than $250 million in cuts to the ABC over the next five years, including the reduction already flagged in the May budget.
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Christopher Pyne petitions ABC not to shut Adelaide unit
Federal Education Minister Christopher Pyne has taken to the internet to beg the ABC not to shut down its operations in his home town.
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Cormann denies breaking ABC election commitment
Finance Minister Mathias Cormann denies the Federal Government has broken its election commitment not to cut the ABC's budget.
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Budget 2014: ABC, SBS funding cut, Australia Network contract cancelled
The Federal Government will cut the funding of the ABC and SBS by 1 per cent as well as cancel the ABC's contract to run Australia Network.
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'Is this a joke?': Christopher Pyne's ABC petition slammed
Federal minister Christopher Pyne has taken to the internet to beg the ABC not to shut down its operations in his home town.
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Tony Abbott promises no cuts to education, health and other areas
ABC Fact Check determines the accuracy of claims by politicians, public figures, advocacy groups and institutions engaged in the public debate
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Then and now: the Abbott government's broken promises
On the eve of the 2013 federal election Tony Abbott promised no cuts to education, health, or the ABC and SBS, and no changes to pensions. Fairfax Media looks at how those promises fared in the Abbott government's first budget.
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ABC funding reduction is an efficiency dividend, not a cut: Mathias Cormann
Mathias Cormann has defended Tony Abbott's "no cuts to the ABC and SBS" pre-election promise, saying the Prime Minister told the truth and they are not cuts, but efficiency dividends.
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Junkee - Bias and Credibility
LEFT BIAS These media sources are moderate to strongly biased toward liberal causes through story selection and/or political affiliation. They may
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Funding the Australian Broadcasting Corporation
The author would like to acknowledge the input that Adrian Makeham-Kirchner, from the Parliamentary Library’s Economic Policy section, had into the sections on ‘Financial governance’, ‘Transmission distribution services’, ‘Sale of goods’,
Aph Gov
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1-3: FAUX
Factuellement incorrect ou fabrication malveillante.
4-6: PARTIEL
Une part de vérité mais le contexte manque ou est biaisé.
7-9: MAJORITAIREMENT VRAI
Détails techniques mineurs ou problèmes de formulation.
10: EXACT
Parfaitement vérifié et contextuellement équitable.
Méthodologie: Les notations sont déterminées par recoupement des documents gouvernementaux officiels, des organisations indépendantes de vérification des faits et des documents sources primaires.