Australia · Media
Media we read: Australia
7 outlets read every day for Australia, each with its published stance toward the sitting government. 7 are rated.
Each outlet is scored on five criteria from −2 (away from the sitting government) to +2 (toward it) — ownership 0.30, editorial line 0.30, coverage tone 0.15, status 0.15, third-party references 0.10. The weighted sum reads power at +0.5 and above (state when state-owned), opposition at −0.5 and below, independent between. Model-assisted, reviewed, correctable. How we rate outlets →
1 power · 1 state · 0 opposition · 5 independent · 0 not rated
| Outlet | Stance | Orientation | Confidence | Criteria | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| News.com.au | power | right | 0.90 | own 0 line +2 tone 0 status 0 3rd 0 | News.com.au is part of News Corp, known for right-leaning stance. |
| ABC | state | centre | 0.90 | own +2 line 0 tone 0 status +2 3rd +1 | ABC is Australia's state broadcaster, known for balanced coverage. |
| Adelaide Advertiser | independent | centre | 0.80 | own 0 line 0 tone 0 status 0 3rd 0 | Adelaide Advertiser is a mainstream Australian newspaper with a centrist stance. |
| Brisbane Times | independent | centre | 0.80 | own 0 line 0 tone 0 status 0 3rd 0 | Brisbane Times is a mainstream Australian newspaper with a centrist stance. |
| CelebrityFIX | independent | — | 0.50 | own 0 line 0 tone 0 status 0 3rd 0 | CelebrityFIX is an entertainment outlet with no known political leanings. |
| Sydney Morning Herald | independent | centre | 0.90 | own 0 line 0 tone 0 status 0 3rd 0 | Sydney Morning Herald is a major Australian newspaper, centrist. |
| The Age | independent | centre | 0.90 | own 0 line 0 tone 0 status 0 3rd 0 | The Age is a major Australian newspaper, centrist. |
Criteria: own = ownership · line = editorial line · tone = coverage tone · status · 3rd = third-party references
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