I can't believe this 7! 😡😡

We just sat through 2 full weeks of the 2018 Winter Olympics ( abled body) you had 2 channels plus a live app running so we could watch our
Australian Olympians fight for gold.

BUT

ALL we get of our Australian Winter Paralympics 2018 is THIS!!!!!!

Coverage will include a daily highlights show on 7MATE every morning, while 7TWO and Channel 7 will also broadcast a highlights programme.

NOT GOOD ENOUGH 7!!!!
By doing this your ttelling Australia that unless you are an abled body Olympian your not worthy to be on Australians T.V's!! When it should be the other way round.

Is this how you want to be seen by us! BECAUSE GOD I HOPE NOT!😡
Is this what you want to tell our next generation that your only good enough to be shown on T.V if you DON'T HAVE A DISABILITY!!!😡😡😡

You should be ashamed of yourself 7!
If you DON'T want to air the Paralympic give to a broadcast station that WILL! 😡😡😡

PHOTOS OF GRAPHIC OR DISTRESSING CONTENT FLASHING UP ON MAIN HOME PAGE NEED TO STOP!!!
I sign into Yahoo to check emails and in just the past few days I have been haunted by distressing photos that flash up randomly (obviously being considered that it's something we ALL should see) of shocking cases of animal cruelty. We see all the pictures then written in a little box underneath it, it says "Warning: Graphic or Distressing Content". You have the right to print the story but you DO NOT have the right to have these heartbreaking photos pop up randomly on your home page for EVERYONE to see whether they want to or not.
Instead of showing the distressing photos, you should show the words “DISTRESSING AND GRAPHIC CONTENT” and people can read the box underneath that relates to the story and then choose whether they want to read the story and look at the photos and videos.
I'm having debilitating nightmares after seeing the photo of the man in the middle of inhumanely killing his greyhound dog, the photo of the woman with a dead decapitated baby joey dangling in her mouth, the photo of the starving polar bear dragging itself towards a rubbish bin to try and find food, the photo showing dogs in cages in one of 17,000 dog meat farms in South Korea. And these are all in the past couple of days.
I’m still haunted by other distressing photos that you have randomly displayed recently:- the photo of the puppy that had boiling water poured over it and it had to be put down, the photo of the puppy with both its ears cut off, the kangaroo with the arrow through its head, the dog that was frozen alive in a block of ice which even included a lovely photo of it’s terrified eye looking straight at the camera, the dog that was found suffocated to death by having it’s mouth taped shut… I could go on and on.
I now have nightmares EVERY night and cry EVERY day because I can’t get these images out of my head.
People should have the choice on whether they want to see these images or not.
THIS HAS TO STOP!!!

How about programming becoming something using a little more energy please?
I am both amazed and frustrated with the programming of both Channels 73 & 76 - It seems to me that a tape has been and is played at least 3 times per day and at least 2 days in a row.
Although many of us who live CountrySouth of Adelaide and have difficulty sleeping between midnight and 6 am... we look for movies to provide us some entertainment but alas - FORGET IT.
Instead, we are provided with the same Falcon, US Naval, Bombadier, US Universtiy Campsite movies of the late 40's - early 50's we have watched for more that the past 12 months.
Seriously, if Channel 7 cannot afford to buy and play a few more old black and white movies from the same era out of the THOUSANDS that were made and are available as GIVE-AWAYS in many retail places - then perhaps your management should consider closing both channels down and take them off line.
I can assure you, NO OTHER TV STATION OPERATES THE SAME WAY. Even the ABC has at least 2 channels closed and re-opens them at around 6 am as a cost cutting move. You want more viewers? Then do something to lure them, not shun them.