Sky News host Paul Murray says the media are refusing to cover the issue of crime in Alice Springs “because of the sources that are telling the original story”.
“They’re dismissing it because it’s The Australian; they’re ignoring it because it’s Sky News; they’re pretending it’s not real because it’s 2GB,” he said.Mr Murray said the Northern Territory has seen “an explosion in crime” after alcohol restrictions were eased in the state, yet the media refuse to cover it “at a time when the conversation is about Indigenous Australia”.
“What does it say about the collective brain of the Australian news media, that supposedly they care about Indigenous people, but they won’t cover a story of a government decision in Darwin that has let the grog flow that now means crime is affecting everyone in the heart of Australia?”
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