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The Financial Review scores Australia’s prime ministers

The Financial Review scores Australia’s prime ministers

Michael StutchburyEditor-at-large
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Michael Stutchbury
Michael StutchburyEditor-at-largeMichael Stutchbury is editor-at-large. He is in his fourth decade of writing for and editing national newspapers. After nearly six years as editor of The Australian, he returned to the Financial Review as editor-in-chief (2011-2024). Email Michael at mstutchbury@afr.com

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