Australia’s public broadcaster, the ABC, rejects allegations that its coverage of the war in Gaza is biased ahead of an appearance before a royal commission. Multiple reports describe “shock claims” about ABC reporting and its alleged impact on audiences in Australia. The ABC is reported to be responding to criticisms that it has presented the conflict in a way that favours one side or promotes a particular viewpoint. Ahead of the hearing, the broadcaster denies the claims and says its coverage is not driven by bias, though the specific allegations are presented by critics and are framed as having wider consequences domestically. The royal commission appearance is expected to examine matters relating to the broadcaster and the substance of the complaints, including how ABC coverage may be perceived and whether it aligns with expectations for impartiality and accuracy. The outlets agree on the broad context: the allegations concern ABC’s Gaza reporting, the ABC denies them, and the matter is set to be tested publicly during the royal commission process. Detailed findings or outcomes from the hearing are not reported in the provided summaries.