like that nong who wants someone to throw shoes at the PM in the interests of ABC balance. Anyway, I think she's had her fair share of unreasonable and unwarranted gibes. Now, about Gina Rinehart's earlobes ... Alice: 14 Jun 2012 7:51:27am I can't wait for newspapers to die. High time News Ltd and Fairfax learned that the reason people bought their stupid rags in the first place because there was no alternative, not because anyone actually likes their lame politically-motivated editorialising. I wonder what journalism education is like nowadays. Do they teach you to log into the AP / Reuters feed, copy and paste the article and then write a relevant pun to use as the title? That's the hard news, anyway. The rest is writing whatever rubbish comes into your head and calling it 'opinion'. Like running a blog, except you get paid for it. Harquebus: 14 Jun 2012 10:40:46am I stopped reading Murdoch and Fairfax after I got the internet. What I read on reputable websites these days is not what I am hearing on my telly. I am assuming that newspapers are similar, judging from comments but, I don't buy them anymore. MostCommercialSucks: 14 Jun 2012 7:53:51am I gave up on commercial TV, Radio, Newspapers and Websites (well I never started with them really) a LONG time ago. About the late 90s. I just started to see a pattern of subjective, limited reporting, non stories and trivial matters. It started with the commercial a current affair