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Chris Mitchell (journalist)
Chris Mitchell is an Australian journalist and is editor-in-chief of ''The Australian''. He began his career on the former afternoon tabloid, ''The Telegraph'', in 1973 and after working on ''The Townsville Bulletin'', ''The Daily Telegraph'' and the ''Australian Financial Review'', became editor of ''The Australian'' in 2003. ''The Australian'' is owned by News Corporation.
== Controversy ==
In 1996, the newspaper he edited at the time, ''The Courier-Mail'', claimed that the prominent Australian historian, Manning Clark, had been awarded the Order of Lenin. This claim was later shown to be false.
In 2010, Mitchell claimed that he had been defamed by academic Julie Posetti in a series of tweets she posted from a journalism conference claiming that reporter Asa Wahlquist had said Mitchell controlled election coverage of climate change issues. Posetti refused to apologise when tapes of the conference seemed to back her version of events.
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