Dreaming of a free and fair media: when a rolling debate gathered a Moss
Fifty years ago, an Australian government had big plans for the media, seeing it as biased in favour of ...
Mark Sawyer
Mark Sawyer is a journalist with extensive experience in print and digital media in Sydney, Melbourne and rural Australia.
This changes everything, from the world stage to polling booths far from the fatal steppes
As the world watches in horror the Russian assault on Ukraine, it seems crass to discuss what it means for a ...
What happens when you bet the house against one of our leading politicians?
It was an Australian citizenship challenge no other, pitting an ordinary citizen against the Treasurer Josh ...
Slip, sliding away: is Western Australia doing a bit of conscious uncoupling from the rest of Oz?
Is a third of the Australian continent planning to stay cut off from the other two-thirds forever. Mark Sawyer ...
Future shock: the electorates of Abbott, and Howard, and Rudd, and Turnbull …
There is no doubt that Tony Abbott, as a former prime minister, will have a federal electorate named after him ...
Gladys v Zali: right battle, wrong time
The decision by Gladys Berejiklian to not contest the seat of Warringah deprives us of what would have been one of ...
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