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News / New minister Mitch Fifield won't privatise ABC, backs Brandis' Australia Council cuts

New minister Mitch Fifield won't privatise ABC, backs Brandis' Australia Council cuts

The Sydney Morning Herald,
22 September 2015, Australia

Freshly sworn in Arts Minister and Communications Minister Mitch Fifield has denied any suggestion he would move to privatise the ABC while also confirming he will not reinstate funding to the Australia Council.

http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/tv-and-radio/new-minister-mitch-fifield-wont-privatise-abc-backs-brandis-australia-council-cuts-20150922-gjso6e.html

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