ABC

The ABC is a government owned mass media outlet that broadcasts election results via the AEC and reports on major events in the nation.

Reporting on the November Election Dissapointment
see November Election dissapointment

The ABC was believed to be biasly reporting on the November 2020 election results and the disappointment and conflict soon after, as the interviews the service hosted during this time were exclusively with political figures who attacked those who believed preference deals between the ALP and ARP were unfair. The ABC hosts were also seen to be airing bias views on the situation.

Reporting on the Christmas War Threats
see Christmas war threats The ABC was seen to be spreading gross misinformation on the Christmas War Threats and even fuelling it, and the events leading to them for multiple days.

Leadup to war
In the leadup to the war threats, the ABC falsely reported that DGSF co-leader and fugitive Johnny Turk has been arrested on a property in rural Vicroria, when evidence in fact showed that he had left Australian shores on a fishing boat at this point already. The ABC further spread misinformation by posting a fake image of Johnny Turk in custody. Hours later that day, the ABC - despite the Fijian Prime Minister releasing a statement saying he was threatining Australia with war due to the ABC's misinformation - claimed that the war threats came due to Australian Prime Minister Kim Jong-il's "strained relationship with the island nations since taking office." Other news services including SBS reported on the ABC's lies calling for them to retract the misinformation and apologise, however the ABC refused and in doing so forced Fiji and its allies to declare war on Australia.

War
The ABC soon after the war was declared hosted an interview with the Governor General of Australia Bromo, in which the host and the GG both criticised the Prime Minister for starting the war, despite the Prime Minister traveling to enemy territory to try and establish peace. When the PM failed to initially secure peace, the ABC further criticised him and called for his resignation.

Peace deals
In footage that was later deleted by the ABC, the outlet again spread further misinformation on the war when they credited the King Russian Hacker for securing peace with the nations at the first peace deal, when in fact the peace was secured by the DGSF government. At the second withdrawal, the ABC again credited it to the King (despite being the figurehead of one of the invading nations), when it was in fact again secured by the Prime Minister himself.