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On the front page of 'The Sydney Morning Herald', some articles are focused on issues happening in Australia, but there are just as many articles pertaining to other parts across the world as well.

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On the front page of 'The World', there were articles pertaining to "Brexit"; the withdrawal of the U.K from the EU. As well as articles pertaining to the U.S military.

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Articles range from Covid-19, crime in Australia, and celebrity politics. This outlet focuses on many different topics, rather than just political issues.

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From what I have seen, this news outlet is more moderate compared to its extreme opposites. It has more unbiased news, although I do get a slightly "left" leaning undertone to it. This is partially due to the fact that many of the articles do not have a clear "right or wrong" opinion that many extremist news stations include. My thought process is also based on  an article I found about sexuality and relationships being fluid/open to interpretation.

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I would also want to say this news outlet is more moderate/centrist than others are as well. I wouldn't say it's as "left-leaning" as The Sydney Morning Herald (mostly due to the fact that I listened to a few episodes having a general consensus of re-opening the post-Covid-19 economy), but I wouldn't say it has a strong "right/left" news station opinion either.

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Articles on 'The World' are mainly concerned with politics, military, and violence in different countries. This outlet has a more serious tone to it's news.

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A major similarity between these two news outlets is that they both have a lot of freedom when it comes to the stories. I didn't see any censorship, or any articles that seemed "forced" with the Australian-based outlet. Even 'The World' had very open radio episodes that weren't too far out there. This could be due to the fact that these two stations are based in countries that have more freedom than other traditional countries as well.

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Besides the very obvious "article/radio" difference, there weren't many political differences between these two stations from what I could tell. The World ended up having more "professional" or more "serious" topics to talk about compared to some easier, lighthearted articles I came across on the Australian-based outlet. (Like the article they wrote about Sharon Stone's life outside of acting). I mean seriously, comparing a Sharon stone article to one about Myanmar's violence on medics is about as black and white as you can get.

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Both stations were very helpful and informative about the news going on inside and outside their respective countries. Even though the Sydney Morning Herald's site was generally more lighthearted than The World's, there were still articles that were serious and had very important information in them. I feel one of the reasons why these two stations were more similar than different was because of the political climate their respective countries are in. Australia, the U.K, and the U.S are all strong countries that value freedom and free-press. There is not many cases of censoring or dictating in these countries at all. This is compared to doing a News Analysis of Chinese news VS U.S news.

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https://www.smh.com.au/culture/celebrity/i-really-very-much-enjoyed-being-sharon-stone-but-i-m-enjoying-being-myself-more-20210204-p56zn0.html

https://www.smh.com.au/national/nick-fotiou-the-milk-bar-owner-who-was-waiting-for-customers-who-would-never-arrive-has-moved-out-20210331-p57fho.html

https://www.smh.com.au/national/nick-fotiou-the-milk-bar-owner-who-was-waiting-for-customers-who-would-never-arrive-has-moved-out-20210331-p57fho.html

https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/sydney-and-cocaine-an-illicit-love-affair-for-the-ages-20210225-p575uz.html

https://www.smh.com.au/lifestyle/life-and-relationships/when-they-asked-me-to-tick-my-relationship-status-i-drew-my-own-box-20210331-p57fos.html

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https://www.pri.org/stories/2021-04-02/france-artists-occupy-theaters-strong-message-reopen-culture

https://www.pri.org/programs/world/myanmar-authorities-targeting-medics-among-anti-coup-protests

https://www.pri.org/programs/world/political-shake-brazil-country-faces-coronavirus-surge

https://www.pri.org/stories/2021-03-30/swimmers-relish-their-first-dip-britain-s-outdoor-lidos-lockdown-relaxes

https://www.pri.org/programs/world/what-next-families-turned-away-us-mexico-border