Josephine Tovey

Lenore Taylor, Editor of Guardian Australia, provides insights into electoral failures, while Patrick Keneally, Deputy Editor, analyzes the impact of culture wars on the election. Josephine Tovey, National News Editor, discusses the complexities of interpreting election results and the Greens' significant losses. The trio tackles why the Coalition's strategy fell flat against rising voter sentiment against Trump-style politics. They unravel lessons that are far from straightforward, highlighting the cultural disconnect and evolving voter dynamics.

Lenore Taylor, Editor of Guardian Australia, and Josephine Tovey, National news editor, dive into the ethical dilemmas surrounding the media frenzy of the Erin Patterson mushroom trial. They discuss the fine line between public interest and sensationalism, exploring how such trials serve as distractions from grim realities. With a focus on the unique fascination with female perpetrators, they critique media narratives and their societal biases, while navigating the challenges journalists face in maintaining responsible reporting amidst rampant coverage.

Join Josephine Tovey, National News Editor at Guardian Australia, and Mike Ticher, Head of Newsroom at Guardian Australia, as they dissect the Albanese government's proposed tax on super balances over $3 million. They explore the media's critical reception and the potential impacts on young Australians' retirement savings. With discussions on Labor's strategies amidst backlash and political alliances with the Greens, the duo offers insights into navigating media landscapes and public opinion in an evolving political climate.