Business Consultant Olivia Caprarelli says the ABC should be keeping its news “apolitical” as it is a “taxpayer organisation”.
“The ABC, they’ve always got their own political and social agenda at the forefront, and given they are a taxpayer organisation they should be keeping apolitical in general,” she told Sky News host Amanda Stoker.
“Yes they should have made the apology, there is a national crisis in Alice Springs and they should have been focusing on that instead of doing the usual political and social agenda that they always stand by.”
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