Continuing an irregular series commenting on how the election looks to commercial tv viewers: commercial free to air is the biggest single source of information for voters.
“The new Julia changes her mind on debates, while the old Tony makes an appearance”, led tonight’s Channel Nine Brisbane bulletin.
Yep, it was that “sexist gaffe”. [Discussion on LP here and over at Hoyden]
Julia getting real apparently is demonstrated by her jumping on the press bus. She then addressed workers on the NSW Central Cost, intoning a few soundbites about jobs and a strong economy.
Tony’s changed his position on the funding of his parental leave. And Jenny Macklin says it’s “a big new tax” which would make all the stuff we buy at Coles and Woolies more expensive. Read more »