July 2023
Less than 8pc of the ABC’s flagship news viewers are under 40
And more than 70 per cent of the audience for Insiders and Q&A are over 55, leaked data shows. The broadcaster has been scrambling to pursue younger audiences.
May 2023
Inside the Stan Grant fracas at the ABC
The crisis has consumed the public broadcaster, which now faces bitter criticism from critics and within.
ABC’s Insiders moving to Canberra
As of July 9, the ABC’s Insiders, hosted by David Speers, will be staying firmly inside the beltway with a shift to Canberra.
July 2021
Inarticulate leaders in a policy muddle
The vaccine shambles is an example of what happens when the ultimate authority in the government are the opinion polls.
March 2021
Adler’s Rolodex draws a political crowd to Monash launch
True to form, the prominent publisher has once again commissioned several politicians to put pen to paper.
November 2020
Samantha Maiden the expert on poor workplace behaviour
Political journalist Samantha Maiden is the last person who should be sitting in judgment of workplace behaviour.
October 2020
China is opening the door. Will Australia walk through it?
The Financial Review's interview with a top Chinese diplomat would have been approved at the top. The Morrison government is obdurate if it does not take up the gesture.
July 2020
I'd rather be effective than liked: Christopher Pyne
Forging a new career after 26 years in Canberra, the former Liberal minister is out to show he's no institutionalised career politician.
February 2020
Liberals must be the commonsense climate party
The Morrison government must better sell its sensible message on climate action - and ridicule Labor's virtue signalling and the Greens' extremism that would destroy the economy.
September 2019
Sky News squanders Trump exclusive
News Corp campaigns solemnly for press freedom, then sends a bona fide halfwit to confront the leader of the free world.