Guardian appoints West Australian’s Sarah Martin as chief political correspondent
The Guardian has appointed West Australian’s federal political editor Sarah Martin as chief political correspondent.
Martin has been West Australian Newspapers’ federal political editor for close to two years, having been promoted into the role from her position as The Australian’s federal political reporter.
Prior to that, Martin worked at The Advertiser in Adelaide covering business and state politics.
She’s also been a director on the board of the National Press Club of Australia since 2015.
Absolutely delighted to announce that @msmarto will be @GuardianAus new chief political correspondent – joining the fabulous @murpharoo @Paul_Karp and @AmyRemeikis. Welcome Sarah.
— Lenore Taylor (@lenoretaylor) March 13, 2019
In a tweet, Guardian editor Lenore Taylor said she was “absolutely delighted” to welcome Sarah onto the team, which consists of political editor Katharine Murphy and political reporters Amy Remeikis and Paul Karp.
Mumbrella has approached Guardian for comment.
Today’s article: ‘Scott Morrison, Master of the Middle’, is like something out of the Daily Telegraph! Come on Guardian, surely you can do better than blatant bolstering of a totally corrupt government. I subscribe to Guardian because i value its non libertarian approach to politics and get pretty miffed when it blatantly promotes a corrupt corporate puppet like Morrison as a good guy! If i want that kind of drivel i may as well stay with Murdoch owned tabloids. Shame on you!
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