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Great idea to check the level of leftist ownership in media organisations, to check for leftist attempts at political control:



Look at bloody China, huh!!!! Boom, 100% government ownership.
(But kinda Communist so left. You're right.)

Then look at New Zealand. Boom, merged entity!!!
(I have no idea what that means, btw. But NZ are now Labor, and kind of left so yep, you're right).

Then look at bloody Egypt, huh!!!! Boom, 72% government ownership. (Kinda religious Islamic? Maybe like the Catholic SDA (Shoppies) union in the Labor Party in the fact they're sort of weird and religious extremists? Which could be left? Yep, you're probably not right.)

Then look at bloody Australia, huh!!!! Boom, 57.5% Rupert Murdoch owned. Which means he must be a leftie. And The Australian must be left. And the Daily Tele, Herald Sun and all of these:

National
The Australian including weekly insert magazine The Deal and monthly insert magazine (wish)
The Weekend Australian including insert magazine The Weekend Australian Magazine
Australian Associated Press (45%)

New South Wales
The Daily Telegraph
The Sunday Telegraph including insert magazine sundaymagazine
mX (Sydney) (ceased publication 12 June 2015)
The Sportsman

Victoria
Herald Sun
Sunday Herald Sun including insert magazine sundaymagazine
mX (Melbourne) (ceased publication 12 June 2015)

Queensland
The Courier-Mail including weekly insert magazine QWeekend
The Sunday Mail
The Gold Coast Bulletin
mX (Brisbane) (ceased publication 12 June 2015)

South Australia
The Advertiser including the monthly insert the Adelaide* magazine
Sunday Mail
Messenger Newspapers, including:
Eastern Courier Messenger
Leader Messenger
City North Messenger
East Torrens Messenger
Mitcham & Hills Messenger
The City

Tasmania
The Mercury
The Sunday Tasmanian
Northern Territory
Northern Territory News
The Sunday Territorian
Community

Sydney
NewsLocal (formerly Cumberland-Courier Community Newspapers)
Inner West Courier
North Shore Times
The Manly Daily
Central Coast Express Advocate
Melbourne
Leader (Vic) newspapers

Brisbane
Quest (QLD) newspapers

Adelaide
Messenger (SA) newspapers

Perth
Community (WA) newspapers in a joint venture with

West Australian Newspapers[30]
Regional

New South Wales
Tweed Daily News[31]
Coffs Coast Advocate[32]

South Australia
Messenger Newspapers, including:
Northern Times Messenger
Weekly Times Messenger
Southern Times Messenger
Portside Messenger

Tasmania
Tasmanian Country

Victoria
Geelong Advertiser
Geelong News

Queensland
Gold Coast Bulletin
Townsville Bulletin[33]
Tablelander
Innisfail Advocate
Burdekin Advocate
Northern Miner
Herbert River Express
The Cairns Post
Tablelands Advertiser
The Daily Mercury[34]
Central Queensland News[35]
The Morning Bulletin[36]
Central Telegraph[37]
The Observer[38]
NewsMail[39]
Fraser Coast Chronicle[40]
The Gympie Times[41]
The Sunshine Coast Daily[42]
The Queensland Times[43]
The Chronicle[44]
Warwick Daily News[45]
The Dalby Herald[46]
Chinchilla News and Murilla Advertiser[47]
The Western Star[48]

Magazines
GQ Australia
Vogue Australia
Vogue Living
Donna Hay
Inside Out
Homelife
Australian Golf Digest
Country Style
Gardening Australia
Super Food Ideas
ABC Delicious
Big League
Gardening Australia Magazine
Taste.com.au Magazine