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awl-104	Rodgers-Healey, Diann	Political Leaders and the Media: A Relationship that Impacts on the Nation's Consciousness	2017	9	.pdf	application/pdf	7730	315	52	Appreciating that the relationship between political leaders and the media is vested with overt and covert influences of power; that the media is significant to politicians; that political leaders have growing concerns about the quality of media coverage relating to them and their actions; and that as a source of information about political leaders and their actions, TV is the predominant media for the Australian public; this study aimed to further investigate the perceptions Australians formed of their political leaders and their 1Young, S. (2008) cites Ian McAllister and Juliet Clark, Trends in Australian Political Opinion: Results from the Australian Election Study 1987–2007. With media coverage focusing on “leadership speculation and a potential spill” and on the “leadership/party infighting,” it was pointed out that the media was interested in the “politics of power” and not “on what was at stake and the consequences of the amendments.	cache/awl-104.pdf	txt/awl-104.txt