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FIRST LOOK | SUPER LEAGUE WAR exposed in THE BETOOTA ADVOCATE’S new Paramount+ original series

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The late 1990s saw media titans Rupert Murdoch and Kerry Packer locked in a fierce battle over the future of Australia’s national pastime.

This contentious period, known as the Super League War, is now the focus of a new Paramount+ Australian Original Series, The Betoota Advocate Presents, currently available for streaming.

The series is helmed by The Betoota Advocate, widely regarded as Australia’s most trusted newspaper, which brings its distinct reporting style to unravel the intricate details of the Super League War. The newspaper’s Editor At Large, Errol Parker, and Editor, Clancy Overell, lead the investigation, conducting interviews with notable figures from the era.

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Their comprehensive exploration of the topic includes first-hand accounts from key players such as Paul Harrigan, Wendell Sailor, Bradley Clyde, John Quayle, and Ray Martin, who share their personal experiences from the period.

The Betoota Advocate Presents provides an intimate look into a crucial chapter in Australia’s history. The show’s narrative, powered by meticulous research and an unflinching commitment to factual accuracy, offers viewers a unique perspective on the Super League War.

This approach aligns with The Betoota Advocate’s reputation for delivering hard-hitting journalism, further enhancing the series’ appeal to viewers keen on understanding the facts behind this defining event.

The Betoota Advocate Presents is now streaming on Paramount+

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Kevin Perry
Kevin Perryhttps://perryexcav.com/
Senior Editor and Co-Owner of the TV Blackbox website, Kevin Perry is an experienced media commentator focused on TV Production, Consumer Tech, SVOD & Sports Broadcasting. Media enquiries please Call or Text 0428-275-111
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