Based on a series of extensive interviews, this book provides an in-depth analysis of the influence of a generation of prominent female politicians on the Australian political system and explores the part played by the press in their downfall.
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Julia Baird is the opinion editor and weekly columnist at the Sydney Morning Herald. She has also made radio documentaries for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
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comprehensive work,
This review is from: Media Tarts: Female Politicians and the Press (Paperback)
Well written and thoroughly researched work about the treatment of female politicians by the Australian media. Originally published in 2004 it is essential background reading for anyone wanting to understand the hostile media and political environment in which Australia's first elected female Prime Minister survived and thrived. Baird clearly has the trust of her subjects in her interviews which allows her to build a detailed and complex insider's view of the treatment of female policians by the Australian media.
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