60 Minutes Australia 1993: Has the media gone too far?

This 60 Minutes forum hosted by Jana Wendt discussed whether the media's pursuit of ratings and sensationalism, often at the expense of people's lives and careers, is really in the public interest. Prominent journalists, politicians and media owners of the time, as well as those directly affected by the coverage, debate these issues. The forum was the inspiration for Australian comedy team Working Dog's current affairs satire, Frontline (aka "Breaking News" in the US). Thanks to Martman for the tape. Please be aware that due to the tape quality, the first ten minutes has some parts with missing video and the video is not the best quality either. Includes ads.
Posted for archival and historical purposes.

[@PhilipMeddows]

Great upload. been awhile since I've watched this. Thank you.

[@conormacdonald6237]

Thank Goodness For The Upload I Believe This Was The Final 60 Minutes Of 1993

[@TimmyTickle]

Interesting to note that Gerald Stone is referred to as the EP of Real Life, rather than the creator of the very program he was on at that time

[@hotel3sixty64]

wow at 53 seconds in, Stan Grant when he was white

[@tonydcurrawong]

Oh Jana. Where did you go... Wendt...