Mark westfield


So sue me: Turnbull’s media strategy writ large

Of all the jobs in the country, Mark Westfield seems least-suited to the one he has just walked into as Malcolm Turnbull’s chief media spinner.

Pollies make friends, even with old enemies

Pollies may fight and bicker in parliament, but every so often, for a worthy cause, they do the political equivalent of holding hands and singing Kumbaya, writes Annabel Crabb.

Trial by media for Tricom as ANZ emerges as major villain

Tricom managing director Lance Rosenberg has every reason to be upset with the regulators and media today, but his firm’s fall from grace provides an abject lesson in reputational risk management and public relations, writes Stephen Mayne.