George Megalogenis is the author of Faultlines (Scribe 2003) and The Longest Decade (Scribe 2006, updated 2008) and a senior journalist with The Australian newspaper.
He spent 11 years in the Canberra press gallery between 1988 and 1999 before returning to The Australian’s Melbourne bureau.
He has a small footprint in each area of the media: newspapers, the internet, television and radio. Apart from his day job, he runs his own blog, ‘Meganomics’, on The Australian’s website, is a regular panellist with the ABC’s Insiders program and appears on Melbourne community radio RRR’s Breakfasters program.
George Megalogenis discusses his incisive book on Australia's place in the global economy. With Annabel Crabb.
Join Maxine McKew, John Hewson, Irving Saulwick and George Megalogenis for a talk on polls, politics and the polis.
Tanner and Megalogenis explore politics and the media, values and pragmatism, and Tanner's new book Sideshow.
George Megalogenis discusses the death of political reform and rigorous public debate, with former Federal Labor MP L...
