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Trending talks about the events and topics that are shaping people’s thoughts, opinions, and sentiments in society. These changes are reflected in the results of polling and surveys, as well as political leaders’ decisions to align their policies with public sentiment. It is also important to understand how the media’s coverage of certain current events can affect how they are perceived by the audience.
The Australian TV show A Current Affair (ACA) is a prime example of how local media can skew the interpretation of a story through its framing and selective coverage. The show is known for its stories about hoons, dodgy tradies, and neighbours from hell.
It’s a show that has become synonymous with the term “trending” in popular culture. Its format is similar to the news magazine shows Today Tonight and Seven Network’s The Chase.
