Foxtel’s conservative current affairs program Outsiders breached accuracy guidelines in its coverage of climate change issues on multiple occasions, according to a broadcasting regulator.
breached accuracy guidelines in its coverage of climate change issues on multiple occasions, according to broadcasting regulator the Australian Communications and Media Authority.
The authority found the program, which is hosted by Rowan Dean, Rita Panahi, and James Morrow and broadcast on Sky News, had breached its responsibilities to present news accurately and fairly and to distinguish clearly between factual material and commentary on four separate occasions between October and December 2021.
Hosts Rita Panahi, Rowan Dean and James Morrow on Foxtel’s Outsiders, which is broadcast on Sky News.The investigation, in response to 80 complaints relating to 10 episodes of the program, began in June 2022. The authority considered six episodes and found breaches in four inMost of the complaints related to regular segments “Outsiders Weather” and “Sceptics Ice-Age Watch”.
The authority’s investigation identified, “as a recurring tendency, the presentation of certain evidently credible research that was overlaid with critical and contrary commentary, making it difficult for the viewer to discern commentary from fact and to draw their own conclusions from the selection of material included”.Host Rowan Dean on Outsiders.
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