29/04/2021 Mediaportal Custom Reports https://app.mediaportal.com/#/report-builder/preview/dff8f6ab-59d5-403f-be18-58f4895767d7/ 1/131 29/04/2021 Mediaportal Custom Reports https://app.mediaportal.com/#/report-builder/preview/dff8f6ab-59d5-403f-be18-58f4895767d7/ 2/131 29/04/2021 Mediaportal Custom Reports 29 APR 2021 Dr Romain Fathi: Anzac Day 2021 Media Coverage Report Included in this stand alone report is a summary of domestic media coverage including Dr Romain Fathi in April 2021 which included 134 items. The coverage reached a cumulative potential audience of 1,915,716 with an Advertising Space Rate (ASR) of AUD $378,492. AM Radio https://app.mediaportal.com/#/report-builder/preview/dff8f6ab-59d5-403f-be18-58f4895767d7/ 3/131 29/04/2021 Mediaportal Custom Reports Interview with Dr Romain Fathi, Lecturer in Australian History, Fl… Jules schiller at ABC Radio Adelaide, Adelaide, Drive on 21 Apr 2021 5:07 PM. ASR: 2,299 AUD Audience: 12,000 (7,000 female 16+ / 5,000 male 16+ ) Duration: 8mins 07secs Summary: Interview with Dr Romain Fathi, Lecturer in Australian History, Flinders University. Schiller mentions this Sunday is Anzac Day. He notes Fathi's study shows that attendance at the dawn service has been steadily declining. He continues Fathi's research suggests that from 2015 to 2019, dawn service attendance has fallen from 20,000 to just 5000 and Fathi said this is reected across Australia. Fathi explains how he came up with the gures. He says data in Melbourne, Perth, and Adelaide shows the attendance number has fallen by about 70% across Australia, noting numbers from 2015 to 2019 have fallen monumentally. He then discusses what he thinks are the reasons behind the declining attendance numbers. Fathi shares how he relates to the Anzac Day ceremony. Interviewees: - Dr Romain Fathi, lecturer in Australian History, Flinders University Mentions: - Australian War Memorial, Canadian War Museum, Canberra, COVID , Gallipoli, John Howard, Vietnam War, World War I, World War II Item Details: - Item ID: X00087185404 - Location: Adelaide - Region: SA - Type: AM Radio Caller Ian gives his comments about history Romain Fathi from … Tom Elliott at 3AW, Melbourne, Drive on 21 Apr 2021 3:29 PM. ASR: 2,649 AUD Audience: 171,000 (99,000 female 16+ / 72,000 male 16+ ) Duration: 1mins 23secs Summary: Caller Ian gives his comments about history Romain Fathi from Flinders University talking about ANZAC Day. He says the guy should get a reality check. Item Details: - Item ID: X00087142585 - Location: Melbourne - Region: VIC - Type: AM Radio https://app.mediaportal.com/#/report-builder/preview/dff8f6ab-59d5-403f-be18-58f4895767d7/ 4/131 29/04/2021 Mediaportal Custom Reports Caller Mark gives his comments about Professor Romain Fathi f… Tom Elliott at 3AW, Melbourne, Drive on 21 Apr 2021 3:25 PM. ASR: 4,022 AUD Audience: 171,000 (99,000 female 16+ / 72,000 male 16+ ) Duration: 2mins 06secs Summary: Caller Mark gives his comments about Professor Romain Fathi from Flinders University and says it is an example of why he is happy with the effects of COVID-19 in universities in the country. He says half of the universities should be closed. He mentions universities have sold their credibility for money and the professor is an example of it. Elliott says Fathi has said ANZAC Day Services are less popular because there are fewer people from 2015 to 2019 who attended it in Gallipoli. He mentions it might have been a reaction to Vietnam War. He also mentions the clashes with Indigenous people have nothing to do with ANZAC Day. Item Details: - Item ID: X00087142518 - Location: Melbourne - Region: VIC - Type: AM Radio Elliott plays a clip of historian Romain Fathi from Flinders Univer… Tom Elliott at 3AW, Melbourne, Drive on 21 Apr 2021 3:14 PM. ASR: 2,905 AUD Audience: 171,000 (99,000 female 16+ / 72,000 male 16+ ) Duration: 1mins 31secs Summary: Elliott plays a clip of historian Romain Fathi from Flinders University about his view on ANZAC Day. He mentions 2015 was the 100th anniversary of the Gallipoli landings. He says there was no Australian army back then that conducted a war against Indigenous people. Interviewees: - Romain Fathi, historian, Flinders University [excerpt] Item Details: - Item ID: X00087142411 - Location: Melbourne - Region: VIC - Type: AM Radio https://app.mediaportal.com/#/report-builder/preview/dff8f6ab-59d5-403f-be18-58f4895767d7/ 5/131 29/04/2021 Mediaportal Custom Reports Elliott says he listened to the interview of historian Romain Fathi… Tom Elliott at 3AW, Melbourne, Drive on 21 Apr 2021 3:07 PM. ASR: 6,129 AUD Audience: 171,000 (99,000 female 16+ / 72,000 male 16+ ) Duration: 3mins 12secs Summary: Elliott says he listened to the interview of historian Romain Fathi from Flinders University who said ANZAC Day is falling in popularity and there is a need to update it including something on conicts between settlers in Australia and Indigenous inhabitants. He says many people want to commemorate ANZAC or Remembrance Day for Australia's veterans from WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam, and the Middle East. He mentions the clash with Indigenous people is a separate issue. He says Fathi has said ANZAC Day is less popular because there has been a fall in attendances in Gallipoli and Australia since 2015. Elliott says 2015 was the 100th anniversary. Item Details: - Item ID: X00087142223 - Location: Melbourne - Region: VIC - Type: AM Radio https://app.mediaportal.com/#/report-builder/preview/dff8f6ab-59d5-403f-be18-58f4895767d7/ 6/131 29/04/2021 Mediaportal Custom Reports Interview with Romain Fathi, Senior Lecturer in History, Flinders … Neil Mitchell at 3AW, Melbourne, Mornings on 21 Apr 2021 9:11 AM. ASR: 36,362 AUD Audience: 237,000 (139,000 female 16+ / 98,000 male 16+ ) Duration: 12mins 42secs Summary: Interview with Romain Fathi, Senior Lecturer in History, Flinders University. Mitchell notes an article written by Fathi suggested that the popularity of Anzac Day is waning and they need to reinvent it. Fathi recalls 2015 was the centenary of the ANZAC landing at Gallipoli. He says tens of thousands of people attended Anzac Day. He states about 85,000 people attended in Melbourne in 2016w while only 25,000 attended in 2019. He notes there is a decline across the country including Perth, Adelaide and Brisbane. He says there are no big anniversaries coming up. He states it appears that some Australians are getting tired of the patriotic and nationalistic tones of the commemorations. He notes some people told him during his research that Anzac Day has become a bit political. He says the celebration of war has been divisive. He states there is also the challenge of the recent report of alleged war crimes in Iraq [sic] by members of the special forces. He notes it is hard for Australians born overseas to connect to the ANZAC legend if they do not have veterans in the family. He says the War Memorial has worked on making Anzac Day more inclusive by telling more stories about German ANZACs and French ANZACs. He states there are suggestions to include the frontier wars in Australia. He states the Canadian war memorial is more straightforward about the frontier wars. Mitchell states Les Carline said when he was launching his book Gallipoli that Anzac Day is Australia's national day. Fathi notes younger people are becoming sceptical of it. He states the media turned away from the Anzac Day during the Vietnam War. He says the younger generation fails to see the relevance of Anzac Day in light of issues like climate change. Interviewees: - Romain Fathi, Senior Lecturer in History, Flinders University Mentions: - Alice Springs, Australia Day, New Zealanders , Vietnam Also broadcast from the following 2 stations: 2AY (Albury), 3CS (Colac) Item Details: - Item ID: X00087136275 - Location: Melbourne - Region: VIC - Type: AM Radio https://app.mediaportal.com/#/report-builder/preview/dff8f6ab-59d5-403f-be18-58f4895767d7/ 7/131 29/04/2021 Mediaportal Custom Reports Newspaper DECREASE IN CROWDS Northern Territory News(page 7) on 24 Apr 2021. ASR: 354 AUD Audience: 14,624 View Original View Full Text Summary: THE "fading relevance" of past wars to younger people explains a reduction in Aussies attending Anzac Day Dawn Services, according to new research. Flinders University historian Dr Romain Fathi found attendees at Dawn Services fell by about 70 per cent between 2015 and 2019, with overall numbers eroding "well before" the pandemic. Item Details: - Item ID: 1432365650 - Section: General News - Location: Darwin - Region: NT - Classication: Capital City Daily - Format: 50 cm² News Item - Words: 96 - Type: Newspaper https://app.mediaportal.com/#/report-builder/preview/dff8f6ab-59d5-403f-be18-58f4895767d7/ 8/131 29/04/2021 Mediaportal Custom Reports Big fall in dawn service attendances nationwide Kalgoorlie Miner(page 7) on 23 Apr 2021. ASR: 458 AUD Audience: 2,826 View Original View Full Text Summary: The fading relevance of past wars to younger Australians can help explain a big fall in the number of people attending Anzac Day dawn services in recent years, a university historian says. Estimated crowds at dawn services fell by about 70 per cent between 2015 and 2019, before the COVID-19 pandemic, according to research conducted by senior history lecturer at Flinders University Dr Romain Fathi. Item Details: - Item ID: 1431864328 - Section: General News - Location: Kalgoorlie - Region: WA - Classication: Regional - Format: 175 cm² News Item - Words: 297 - Type: Newspaper Shake off the hand-wringers Patrick Carlyon at West Australian(page 82) on 23 Apr 2021. ASR: 13,289 AUD Audience: 135,996 View Original View Full Text Summary: Australia is a nation of hand-wringers. We are compelled to question who we are. Item Details: - Item ID: 1431781913 - Section: General News - Location: Perth - Region: WA - Classication: Capital City Daily - Format: 758 cm² News Item - Words: 826 - Type: Newspaper https://app.mediaportal.com/#/report-builder/preview/dff8f6ab-59d5-403f-be18-58f4895767d7/ 9/131 29/04/2021 Mediaportal Custom Reports ANZAC DAY BELONGS TO US ALL Patrick Carlyon at Herald Sun(page 26) on 23 Apr 2021.