Play School's mid-life crisis; Murdoch's minions and not sold on government ads...



This week, we delve further into the News of the World in the aftermath of Murdoch's public disgrace, PROF. ALAN KNIGHT, takes on the hard issues: from accountability to the reportage of the scandal as offered up by Murdoch's own, Australian newspaper.

He also confronts CAROLINE OVERINGTON over her op-ed pieces as NATHAN COATES reports.

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PLAY SCHOOL hits middle age, with the popular ABC local production celebrating its 45th anniversary, and so ANNIE WYLIE spoke to DARCE CASSIDY: a spokesperson for FRIENDS OF THE ABC weighs in on the quality of Aunty and local TV and in-house production under its current head of TV, KIM DALTON.

And, should tax-payers cough up for the new ad campaign about carbon tax? TIM ROXBURGH reports on the responses from political opposition.

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