Power Plays
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Author: Laurie Oakes
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 368
Laurie Oakes is the most influential political journalist in Australia if he says something has happened, the rest of the media (especially the Canberra Press Gallery) believe him, and report it as news. He is respected by political insiders and his name is known to the wider public. He has worked in Canberra as a political reporter for 39 years and reported on 19 federal elections. He regularly finds the big story way ahead of everyone else. Currently the national political editor for the Nine Network he is the man who interviews all the big names. From 1987 to December 2007 he wrote a weekly column for the Bulletin and since its demise he has been writing a column for the Saturday Daily Telegraph in Sydney and the Herald Sun in Melbourne. POWER PLAYS is a selection of 150 of the very best and most timeless of Laurie Oakes columns - that sum up the important events or people and that shed light on the past and present. This book is both an examination of the high points (and some of the low ones) of the past 20 years of national politics - and a fascinating look behind the scenes.
Author: Laurie Oakes
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 368
Laurie Oakes is the most influential political journalist in Australia if he says something has happened, the rest of the media (especially the Canberra Press Gallery) believe him, and report it as news. He is respected by political insiders and his name is known to the wider public. He has worked in Canberra as a political reporter for 39 years and reported on 19 federal elections. He regularly finds the big story way ahead of everyone else. Currently the national political editor for the Nine Network he is the man who interviews all the big names. From 1987 to December 2007 he wrote a weekly column for the Bulletin and since its demise he has been writing a column for the Saturday Daily Telegraph in Sydney and the Herald Sun in Melbourne. POWER PLAYS is a selection of 150 of the very best and most timeless of Laurie Oakes columns - that sum up the important events or people and that shed light on the past and present. This book is both an examination of the high points (and some of the low ones) of the past 20 years of national politics - and a fascinating look behind the scenes.
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NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Please note that the jacket image is indicative only. A description of our secondhand books is not always available. Please contact us if you have a question about this title.
Author: Laurie Oakes
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 368
Laurie Oakes is the most influential political journalist in Australia if he says something has happened, the rest of the media (especially the Canberra Press Gallery) believe him, and report it as news. He is respected by political insiders and his name is known to the wider public. He has worked in Canberra as a political reporter for 39 years and reported on 19 federal elections. He regularly finds the big story way ahead of everyone else. Currently the national political editor for the Nine Network he is the man who interviews all the big names. From 1987 to December 2007 he wrote a weekly column for the Bulletin and since its demise he has been writing a column for the Saturday Daily Telegraph in Sydney and the Herald Sun in Melbourne. POWER PLAYS is a selection of 150 of the very best and most timeless of Laurie Oakes columns - that sum up the important events or people and that shed light on the past and present. This book is both an examination of the high points (and some of the low ones) of the past 20 years of national politics - and a fascinating look behind the scenes.
Author: Laurie Oakes
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 368
Laurie Oakes is the most influential political journalist in Australia if he says something has happened, the rest of the media (especially the Canberra Press Gallery) believe him, and report it as news. He is respected by political insiders and his name is known to the wider public. He has worked in Canberra as a political reporter for 39 years and reported on 19 federal elections. He regularly finds the big story way ahead of everyone else. Currently the national political editor for the Nine Network he is the man who interviews all the big names. From 1987 to December 2007 he wrote a weekly column for the Bulletin and since its demise he has been writing a column for the Saturday Daily Telegraph in Sydney and the Herald Sun in Melbourne. POWER PLAYS is a selection of 150 of the very best and most timeless of Laurie Oakes columns - that sum up the important events or people and that shed light on the past and present. This book is both an examination of the high points (and some of the low ones) of the past 20 years of national politics - and a fascinating look behind the scenes.
Power Plays
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