Margot Saville
Sydney-based freelance journalist
Sydney-based freelance journalist.
In her new memoir, Unfettered and Alive, feminist writer and publisher Anne Summers shows that she's far from done. And with the global rise of neoliberal, "status quo" feminism, her voice may be more valuable than ever.
If the volunteer count is anything to go by, Kerryn Phelps has it in the bag.
Racing NSW and the rest of the gambling lobby have long called the shots in NSW because they give the government so much money.
The Fairfax archives, covering the media business from the 1840s to the 1990s, have some timely lessons for media watchers.
Carr's 'hymn to public life' was launched among some of the biggest names in Labor of the last half century.
Claims of sexual assault were the flashpoint at a successful and wide-ranging Sydney Writers' Festival.
If you were hoping for the scintillating interviews of Denton's ABC days, you might be disappointed.
Would you pay $7000 for a used, leather jockstrap? Margot Saville reports from inside the bizarre bubble of the actor's highly publicised auction.
A debate about whether Australia needs a new Trump is just another platform for Miranda Devine to push her new alt-right vocabulary.
The former front-man played his greatest hits at the Sydney Institute this week, and the routine was tired, stiff, and increasingly irrelevant, writes Margot Saville.