Margot Saville
Sydney-based freelance journalist
Margot Saville practised as a lawyer for one year before becoming a journalist in 1987. She has worked at The Australian newspaper, ABC Television, the Nine Network and the Sydney Morning Herald.
A legal spat between journalist Nina Funnell and shock commentator Bettina Arndt continues while the real enemy escapes.
A near miss at Tony Abbott's book launch brings back memories of the the former PM's similarly stunted reign.
According to 'gender-critical' feminists, the debate around transgender rights has been focused around the gains of the transgender community, and not around the rights and entitlements that women have lost.
Crikey speaks to journalist and author Jodi Kantor, who helped break the Harvey Weinstein accusations, about what has changed since the beginning of the Me Too movement.
An auction of Bob Kawke's items included several hideous objects given to him by overseas governments, bits of furniture from the house, and many truly terrible Icelandic paintings.
Dutton's electors are older, whiter and more affluent than the average Australian. This came down to highways and franking credits.
At the launch of his new book, Jonathan Holmes asks if more right-wing voices are needed at our national broadcaster.
Political infighting over climate change and carbon pricing has cost the Australian public dearly in terms of reducing carbon emissions and the cost of energy.
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.
