ABC admits Middle East 'breach' | Musk's Twitter 'hellscape' for the ABC

EmailThe public broadcaster’s boss said a Jerusalem-based ABC news producer breached the media organisation’s social media policy with a series of anti-Israel Twitter posts.

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