Maxine McKew

Maxine McKew is a former politician and award-winning journalist and reporter. She is the former host of Lateline and the 7.30 Report. In the 2007 federal election she won the seat in Bennelong, New South Wales.

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New Labor Dreaming: Troy Bramston’s 'Looking for the Light on the Hill'

Maxine McKew

Coming from New South Wales, a state that has made an artform of decapitating leaders, Bramston doesn’t always follow the logic of his own...

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