Task: The print media are not unbiased and present different points of view. You are required to research a business issue which will be given to you by your lecturer and write two editorials, one for...

Task:
The print media are not unbiased and present different points of view. You are required to research a business issue which will be given to you by your lecturer and write two editorials, one for The Australian and one for The Financial Review. Each paper has a different audience and is owned by different stakeholders. The papers therefore have different concerns and points of view. You will be expected to write each editorial giving regard to these differences.


Your topic for the editorials is QBE's 52-year-old chief executive John Neal’s relationship with his secretary.
The print media are not unbiased and present different points of view. You are required to research this business issue and write two editorials, one for The Australian and one for The Financial Review. Each paper has a different audience and is owned by different stakeholders. The papers therefore have different concerns and points of view. You will be expected to write each editorial giving regard to these differences.
Remember that to be a good Company Director, you need to be aware of differing points of view about business decisions.
•    Write the two editorials in the same document and upload them here so that they can be checked for plagiarism.
•    Although you are writing editorials and they do not normally have citations and references, this is still an assessment piece and you are required to include those in your submission.

•    The allowance is 1200 words. That means approximately 600 words of each editorial. Editorials are short
•    Each editorial must be different, so you will need to come to a different conclusion using a different argument for each
•    Note the rubric in the subject outline!