RTHÂ

The Radio Television Company of Astebia (Astebian: Radio Teleficien Hertaliege e Âsteberplan; RTHÂ) is the national broadcaster of Astebia. It is principally funded by the direct grants from the Australian Government, and is administered by a board appointed by the government of the day. The RTHÂ, since it's founding in 1962, is a publicly-owned body, with its charter enshrined in legislation, the Broadcasting Act of 1993. RTHÂ Kommersial, a profit-making division of the Corporation, also helps to generate funding for content provision.
While it is politically independent, critics have accused RTHÂ of being biased towards the Astebian monarchy, noting a constant stream of articles in favour of the royal family. RTHÂ has also been accused of gender bias, the main argument with this claim being that the majority of it's newsreaders being male, while it has only had five female newsreaders, the first one debuting in 2004.
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