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Ethnic conflict and the Australian media
Andrew Jakubowicz and Kalinga Seneviratne.
Excerpts of this 1996 paper, which examines how the various media cover stories involving ethnic or racial conflict and finds numerous shortcomings due to a range of factors, from media ownership, to lack of representation of minorities, to poor complaint handling procedures.
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