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**DoterrFor** · 09-21-2012, 09:23 PM

I never read the newspapers, but because Thailand is a major tourist destination for Australians, any major story will hit the press. The commercial television news networks had substantial coverage on the first day of protesting in Bangkok and again with the blood spilling but not much since, however the Australian government Television Chanel the ABC does have a lot of in depth international current affairs programs and they do have in depth details on a regular basis on the political situation in Thailand, I have not had time to watch them lately but avid watchers of the ABC have good knowledge of international politic and you can be assured the coverage of this event in Thailand will receive at least a detailed 40 minute segment on "foreign correspondent" or the "4 courners" program some time soon.

09-21-2012, 09:23 PM	#10
DoterrFor Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 445 Senior Member	I never read the newspapers, but because Thailand is a major tourist destination for Australians, any major story will hit the press. The commercial television news networks had substantial coverage on the first day of protesting in Bangkok and again with the blood spilling but not much since, however the Australian government Television Chanel the ABC does have a lot of in depth international current affairs programs and they do have in depth details on a regular basis on the political situation in Thailand, I have not had time to watch them lately but avid watchers of the ABC have good knowledge of international politic and you can be assured the coverage of this event in Thailand will receive at least a detailed 40 minute segment on "foreign correspondent" or the "4 courners" program some time soon.
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