At the very foundation of the Greens are many of the maladies that afflict them today. Paddy Manning's new book lays them bare.
Melbourne University Press has apologised to a Credit Suisse businessman over part of Paddy Manning's biography of Malcolm Turnbull, Born to Rule.
The Press Gallery's seats have gone elsewhere. And other media tidbits of the day.
Paddy Manning is writing new book on the Greens.
The businessman alleges Paddy Manning defamed him in his biography of Malcolm Turnbull, Born to Rule.
Many commentators think Malcolm Turnbull will be in residence at Kirribilli for many years to come. But Paddy Manning, the author of a new book on Turnbull, is not so sure ...
Inspiration or just stealing ideas? ... is Davidson hard of hearing? ... and how to make money off death ...
Paddy Manning exposed the incestuous nature of business journalism in Crikey. It raises bigger questions about who finance journalists represent, writes ex-business hack Jim "Mr Denmore" Parker.
Fairfax journo Paddy Manning has resigned after writing an article for Crikey criticising his employe
Editors at The Australian Financial Review have hit back at claims there is creeping advertorial in the business paper, after dismissing journalist Paddy Manning for public criticism.
