
Three ABC bosses must be sacked after the national broadcaster’s farcical apology to Gina Rinehart, which came 25 days after the vile “satirical” film of the billionaire aired.

Through our longstanding partnership with our rowers, Hancock Prospecting continues to play a huge role in helping our athletes train, compete and perform at their best on the world stage.

The billionaire’s Hancock Prospecting said the segment which the ABC left up for 25 days before removing it and apologising – “normalised violent torture” of women.

Mining magnate Gina Rinehart was left feeling “dehumanised” by a vile ABC segment allegedly encouraging her murder, it can be revealed, as calls mount to overhaul the public broadcaster’s editorial standards.

Hancock Prospecting has called for changes to the ABC’s editorial standards after the broadcaster issued a belated apology over a video segment that featured violent references against Gina Rinehart.

The ABC has apologised for a Race Around the World episode containing remarks about mining magnate Gina Rinehart AO, despite the broadcaster’s formal complaints handling process finding it did not breach editorial standards.

Nationals’ leader Matt Canavan says the government should be sacking the management of the ABC if they can’t apologise