• Posted on 5 Nov 2026

Welcome to our latest Centre for Media Transition newsletter.   
 
This week, Monica shares the CMT study of how four Australian media outlets framed the Israel–Gaza and Russia–Ukraine conflicts. The differences are stark. 

I explore what makes One Nation’s Please Explain cartoons ineffective satire, drawing on the expertise of professional political cartoonists. 

As the Network 10 classic Neighbours is getting an AI-assisted repackaging for Australian social feeds, Harry contemplates whether we are ready to embrace fully AI-generated entertainment. 

And back to framing, Mia looks at the recent protests in France and the way some Australian media commentators portrayed them. 

Read the stories:

Monica Attard - Fog of war journalism

Alena Radina - Pointless anger in One Nation Cartoons?

Harry Craigie - Love thy neighbour

Mia Rankin - The blame game

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Alena Radina

Postdoctoral Research Fellow, UTS Centre for Media Transition

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Fog of war journalism

CMT Co-Director Monica Attard shares the CMT study of how four Australian media outlets framed the Israel–Gaza and Russia–Ukraine conflicts. The differences...

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The blame game

CMT Researcher Mia Rankin looks at the recent protests in France and the way some Australian media commentators portrayed them

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Love thy neighbour

As the Network 10 classic Neighbours is getting an AI-assisted repackaging for Australian social feeds, CMT researcher Harry Craigie contemplates whether we...

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Pointless anger in One Nation cartoons?

CMT Postdoctoral Fellow Alena Radina explores what makes One Nation’s Please Explain cartoons ineffective satire, drawing on the expertise of professional...