Richard Farmer explores how school league tables are affecting property values in the US. How is your local primary school going to affect your housing price? Also, tell us Australia’s best specialist journalists.
Australian journalism
Political snippets: A+ for real estate
Profile of the playwright as vapid hack
In filling a profile of leading playwright Joanna Murray Smith with all manner of poison,critic Alison Croggon crossed an unfortunate line, writes Peter Craven.
Crikey’s Weekly Wankley Award goes to …
We thought that A Current Affair was a shoe-in for this week’s Wankley Award. And then Andrew Bolt weighed in…
Crikey’s Weekly Wankley Awards: and the lifetime achievement award goes to…
We give you Ray Martin, our first Crikey Wankley Award hall of famer.
And the winner of Crikey’s Wankley Award is …
Introducing the inaugural Crikey Wankley Awards, a weekly event wherein we recognise excrescence in Australian journalism. And what a week it was, writes Jane Nethercote.
The Bulletin: a survivor of war and depression succumbs to private equity
The Bulletin has ceased publication. It survived 128 years through the travails of federation, depression and two world wars. But just a few months in the hands of Venture Capitalists and Australia’s most famous magazine is dead, writes Andrew Dodd.
Your Say: Daily Mail readers' feedback: Crikey Says – 27 August, 2007
The curious and conflicted practice of Australian journalism: an occasional series. Who could be better placed than Bulletin editor John Lehmann to steer into print a definitive account of the slow implosion of the once great Nine Network?
