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".
Readers will likely recall a time or two when, as children, they got caught doing something wrong – only to be asked the devastating question, “are you sorry you did it, or sorry you got caught?”
During his recent visit to Australia, the head of the International Energy Agency warned us “that the dark and long shadows of geopolitics are all over the energy sector now”.
Kyle Chalmers has thanked Mrs Gina Rinehart for “investing in our dreams” after Hancock Prospecting awarded more than $1.27 million in bonuses to Australia’s Commonwealth Games swimming medallists.
Speaking on Ben Fordham’s 2GB program, Acting Prime Minister Richard Marles described the ABC segment about Gina Rinehart as “completely unacceptable” and said he was surprised it remained online.