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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
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Amanda Meade

Conservative critics have nowhere to turn as the ABC goes all in on coverage of the Queen’s death

Tracy Grimshaw and Lisa Millar pose for a photo together outside Buckingham Palace in London
The outgoing A Current Affair host, Tracy Grimshaw, and ABC News Breakfast host Lisa Millar made the trip to London to cover the death of Queen Elizabeth II. Photograph: Supplied

Can you imagine the outcry from News Corp if the ABC hadn’t treated the death of the Queen with the reverence it deserved? With the ABC devoting significant resources and airtime to the historic event the critics had nowhere to turn, that was until Crikey criticised the public broadcaster for sending too many people to London, and news.com.au agreed.

“The ABC has confirmed they have sent 27 employees to the United Kingdom to spearhead their coverage of Queen Elizabeth II’s death amid growing backlash over their saturation of royal stories,” news.com.au reported on Friday.

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