Original article by Jake Mitchell
The Australian – Page: 19 : 22-Sep-16

The Senate inquiry into proposed cross-media ownership reforms is slated to report its findings on 7 November 2016. Media companies have been given until 23 September to update the submissions they made to a previous inquiry prior to the federal election. Meanwhile, the Opposition has signalled that its stance on abolition of the "two-of-three rule" has not changed following the retirement of Stephen Conroy, who supported retaining the regulation. The Australian Labor Party supports scrapping the "reach rule".

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