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To me this problem highlights the issues the media have, they appear to be just grabbing any snippet of news to make headlines.

https://www.smh.com.au/business/companies/business-council-faces-criticism-over-regressive-climate-change-policy-20200114-p53raa.html

From the article:

The nation's top business lobbying group is facing pressure to commit to a more progressive climate change stance, with rich lister and Atlassian founder Mike Cannon-Brookes labelling the organisation as "regressive".

So one person makes a comment and it becomes headline worthy? Is there any wonder circulation is falling, unless you are an absolute cult follower of their agenda, there really isn't much point in spending your money. IMO

While on the subject of media, the coverage of the bushfires has been very comprehensive and probably beneficial.

I wonder how many people have decided to cancel their visit the East Coast?Because it sounds as though 90% of it, has burnt to the ground and the remainder is still on fire.