Imre Salusinszky is a Fairfax Media columnist and was media director for former premier Mike Baird.
Terrorism is not like car accidents, or shark attacks, or being squashed under a Westinghouse. Terrorism is not a variety of accidental death; it is a politically or religiously motivated variety of international organised crime.
The best thing about being a media commentator, apart from all the free stuff, is that everything represents total and utter vindication.
How I turned unexpected unemployment into an opportunity.
Now in its 15th year, the NSW Premier's Reading Challenge is up and running again for 2017. The Challenge is a wonderful way to encourage the love of reading in children, from Kindergarten to Year 9, and last year attracted a record 277,000 students, who devoured 7.5 million books.
The two covert media organisations exist to further the interests of, respectively, former NSW Police deputy commissioner Nick Kaldas and NSW Crown prosecutor Margaret Cunneen.
Peculiar as it sounds, conservative and tabloid media in NSW can be a major problem for the Coalition.
IT was the most important conversation I ever had with my former boss, Mike Baird, and I can remember exactly where it took place.
So what are these "Chatham House Rules" that Channel Nine political correspondent Laurie Oakes left lying in a shattered heap, like a child's doll's house run over by a road grader?
I have paid only passing attention to the Cassie Sainsbury saga, and perhaps even less to the return of Schapelle Corby to our shores.
Don't expect the inquest report to put the brakes on the blame-making and second-guessing, writes Imre Salusinszky.
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