National complacency? Australia in the later Menzies years: The evidence of<i>prospect, the observer</i>and<i>nation,</i>1958–64

Glover, Dennis

doi:10.1080/14443059709387348

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“…The development of the media frames used on the Suharto changeover can be seen as having been prefigured in the longer history of the Australian relationship with Indonesia. While this is not the place to go into the historic detail, it is important to mark certain critical junctures (Glover, 1997;Gordon, 1996;Walker, 1997). The Australian population was generally supportive of the struggle of the people of the East Indies to break away from Dutch colonial rule in the period from 1945 to 1950, and the media of the time tended to reflect this support.…”

Section: The Australian Media and Indonesiamentioning

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Framing Suharto

Jakubowicz

Palmer

2002

Gazette (Leiden, Netherlands)

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This study examines the complex, long-term relationship of Australia with Indonesia through the framing process in the Australian media. The authors describe a mature relationship in which the partners no longer have any illusions about each other, but where feelings of antipathy and hostility can have no place either in the longer-term relationship. In the events around the replacement of Suharto in May 1998 clear examples could be found of the framing process in which Australian media sought to make an Australian sense out of the Indonesian tragedies of the end of the century.

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Section: The Australian Media and Indonesiamentioning

confidence: 99%