How vile ABC skit on air for 25 days made Rinehart feel

The billionaire’s Hancock Prospecting said the segment which the ABC left up for 25 days before removing it and apologising – “normalised violent torture” of women.

Gina Rinehart demands overhaul of ABC standards

Mining magnate Gina Rinehart was left feeling “dehumanised” by a vile ABC segment allegedly encouraging her murder, it can be revealed, as calls mount to overhaul the public broadcaster’s editorial standards.

Hancock Prospecting calls for editorial overhaul after ABC’s late apology for Race Around World video

Hancock Prospecting has called for changes to the ABC’s editorial standards after the broadcaster issued a belated apology over a video segment that featured violent references against Gina Rinehart.

Canavan calls for ABC management to be ‘sacked’ if they can’t apologise for ‘vile’ segment

Nationals’ leader Matt Canavan says the government should be sacking the management of the ABC if they can’t apologise

ABC boss sorry for Gina abuse, swears they’ll try to do better next time

The ABC’s managing director has vowed to make “relevant changes” after admitting the airing of a skit involving a violent, sexualised attack on Australian businesswoman Gina Rinehart was “wrong”.

ABC’s reluctant apology says it all

So the ABC has finally relented and, it appears begrudgingly, apologised to Gina Rinehart

Real satire is a far cry from the ABC’s vile broadcast

Let’s begin with brilliant satire and then get to the crapola that is our ABC. Or should we say “their ABC”.

ABC says sorry to Gina… 25 days later

The ABC has apologised to Gina Rinehart for airing an offensive short film that featured a doomsday scenario in which the billionaire mining magnate would be violently assaulted, despite an internal review determining the skit was just a "hyperbolic joke".

Hancock Energy is a Hancock Prospecting company.

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