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It seems that survey methodology varies between the Compass and IPA polling.
A proper survey would ask its subjects to "freely" give an answer instead of asking a leading question in order to push a certain outcome in accordance to the survey maker. Push polling invites answers that favour the proposition, Emeritus Prof. Murray Goot, Macquarie University, https://www.abc.net.au/mediawatch/episodes/ipa/12016756 and https://au.linkedin.com/in/murray-goot
Then if the poor listenership of the ABC is due to the content of the "Country Hour" to the exclusion of other ABC programs as found by the Menzies Research Centre survey, then change the "Country Hour".
It is wrong to make the assumption that what is poor listenership due to one program, it applies to all programs.
In this case you cannot build a narrative on a flawed exception to the rule.
Thank you,
Anthony of critical, false narratives cannot be made on an exception, Belfield in the land of the Wangal and Darug Peoples of the Eora Nation