Josh Taylor
Journalist @joshgnosis
Josh is Crikey’s general reporter covering politics, immigration, technology, the environment and, well, just about everything. Josh joined Crikey in 2015 after being lured away from his role as an award-winning technology journalist for ZDNet.
Missing: David Feeney, member for Batman. If found, please return to Labor HQ. And pin a note on his jacket, would you, so he doesn't get so very lost again.
Fred Nile's Christian Democratic Party has done very well out of preference deals. As has Derryn Hinch.
The Labor faithful -- including Bob Hawke, Julia Gillard and Paul Keating -- trudged out to Penrith. But Kevin Rudd was nowhere to be seen.
The AFP has refused to release documents as to why it raided Stephen Conroy's office during the election campaign.
Economist Henry Ergas has long been a critic of the National Broadband Network under the former Labor government. His views on the project were not exactly secret over the years. And today he continues in form in The Australian railing against Labor for failing to provide modelling on their policy. What The Australian curiously fails to note […]
So much for Turnbul''s "agile", "disruptive" Digital Transformation Office. It has actually done a bit of sweet FA.
Eva Orner challenges the government to respond to her documentary film about asylum seekers.
Ziggy Switkowski asked if an opinion piece breached caretaker conventions. He was told it did. He published it anyway.
The former Tasmanian mining minister used an email account at his mining company while holding the portfolio. But he says it's fine, as he had a filter to stop him seeing things he shouldn't.
Labor is being much more cautious in its approach to the NBN policy in opposition. Without insight on current operations.
