this is the problem with agencies like BBC and ABC, they are publicly funded, which means they are Government funded which means they are mouthpieces for the Government. They dont undertake "journalism" for important subjects, they regurgitate whatever the state wants them to say or they lose their funding and people get sacked.I don't read or follow any commercial news outlets too, don't get me wrong. If you're immediately dismissive of say abc.net.au or BBC News, though - then that's an issue and you should look into it in my view - they are publicly funded broadcasters that in the vast majority of news articles attempt to report on events with a balanced and impartial perspective. Not saying you must swallow it wholesale, and of course it's better to get multiple perspectives on particularly controversial events, but no one is saying you must get your opinions or diversify your viewpoints with op-eds from Channel 7 or News Limited.
There's healthy skepticism, then there's outright conspiratorial views (not saying you're one of them).