Abbott rival pushing media reform to boost profile
Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull seeks to end media ownership limits
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Sydney
EFFORTS in Australia to drive forward new laws scrapping media ownership limits have more to do with a rival trying to put Prime Minister Tony Abbott in a bad light than a genuine push for change.
Analysts and industry executives say the law has no hope of being approved because Mr Abbott, following a tumultuous 19 months in office, will be reluctant to adopt a measure that could upset media magnate Rupert Murdoch, who is a big critic.
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