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, ABC Television, the Nine Network and The Sydney Morning Herald.
Alex Lavelle's sudden resignation didn't rock Melbourne society's boat. He sank as he rose — unknown and unlamented by no one other than staff.
In its rush to publish its Me Too story, The Daily Telegraph set back the movement in Australia.
Findings of sexual misconduct by former High Court justice Dyson Heydon have brought fresh questions about his rulings.
While the right is making sure not to waste a good crisis, some on the left are doing their fare share rent-seeking themselves.
As the saying goes, 'never waste a good crisis'. So who's out here rent-seeking from the right?
Easter has been the battleground for a whole new version of the coronavirus lockdown debate in the United States.
2020 Stella Prize winner See What You Made Me Do, an examination of domestic violence, is a fitting book for Australia's unprecedented crisis.
Medical concierges, private jets and Michelin-starred takeaway: the virus doesn't discriminate, but it's definitely easier to get by if you're wealthy.
Mad about Bettina Arndt? Then maybe you should stop tweeting about her.
A legal spat between journalist Nina Funnell and shock commentator Bettina Arndt continues while the real enemy escapes.
