Called to account: Ian Narev's reign
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Anne Hyland, Associate Editor (Business)
Anne is an associate editor (business) in our Sydney newsroom. She writes on news, business and politics and is a staff writer for The Australian Financial Review Magazine. Anne is an award-winning journalist, who's worked internationally including as a foreign correspondent for The AFR.
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