If you missed it over the weekend, here’s a look at the inner workings and culture at Seven’s Spotlight from Kate McClymont Jordan Baker and me

Inside Politics podcast with Jacqueline Maley and James Massola on the performance of Albanese/Dutton, the state of opinion polling, and the political year ahead

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Yesterday, on IWD, the NSW Liberal Party voted on our state executive. We didn't get a SINGLE woman up.
We now have: a male federal leader. A male NSW leader. A male NSW Director. A male NSW president. And FOUR male Vice Presidents.

Just a small sample of the casual #racism I sometimes cop as an Arab Australian journalist 🤌🏽

Notice how polite I was to him before he declared immigrants are the root of all problems.

I was covering a hit and run by the way…but I guess the culprit is always “immigrants”.

Happy IWD!
My The Sydney Morning Herald cartoon.

My colleague Ellen Fanning:Journo and I on what we have learned from hosting the Drum for the past few years: a tribute to the professionalism of our team, the challenging of who has the right to speak, and the enduring foundation of hope.
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Ray Hadley is on 2GB now backing up the Alan Jones story published in the SMH. Says he spoke to one of the victims ('Brad Webster') a long time ago, but was always asked to keep it private.

Amazing investigation by Kate McClymont into Alan Jones. Incredible to think how many years this has festered.
‘He’d go the grope’: Alan Jones accused of indecently assaulting young men theage.com.au/national/he-d-…

Congratulations to Neil Chenoweth and Ed Tadros from the @afr for their well-deserved Gold Walkley win for the PwC scandal. Neil Chenoweth Edmund Tadros Walkley Foundation

Congratulations, Sam Kerr! 💍

Wishing you a very long and happy life together ❤️

The thing I want to point out about this headline is that men are never called 'outspoken,' they just speak.

Crikey yesterday published a series of inaccurate and defamatory comments by Francesca Albanese about my reporting but did not bother to seek a response before publication, as they acknowledge here. This was a breach of basic journalistic standards and the MEAA code of ethics🧵

Astonishingly well written book. Jacqueline Maley has such astute observational skills. Killer opening lines and it didn't let up. It's the story of a journalist who exposes an Instagram cancer faker which results in the wellness influencer's suicide. Hard recommend.

“It is important to remember that on a systemic and statistical level, we do not have a major problem with men being falsely imprisoned for sexual assault. We have a major problem with sexual assault.” Via ⁦Jacqueline Maley⁩ ⁦The Sydney Morning Herald⁩ smh.com.au/national/the-c…

Bang on from Jacqueline Maley, on the Lehrmann trial.

“It’s the case that wrecks the lives of everyone it touches and spawns a seemingly never-ending cascade of legal action; a mushroom cloud of litigation that blooms ever outward.” Jacqueline Maley smh.com.au/politics/feder…

If it's true that Andrew Probyn is leaving the ABC, that is total madness.

He knows politics, he breaks news, he is thoroughly fair and he works non-stop.

He's a good man treated shabbily by an organisation that should know better.

Fantastic news for Elizabeth Hartnell-Y and Ruth McGowan and me, co-founders of Honour A Woman Wonderful to read ‘Women will receive just over 50 per cent’. Time to celebrate those fantastic women and their achievements, role models! smh.com.au/politics/feder… Jacqueline Maley #honourawoman

An excellent take by Jacqueline Maley Mutually-assured misery of Higgins case is rough justice for all smh.com.au/politics/feder…