SMH boss Darren Goodsir asks columnist Mike Carlton to apologise for being rude to readers

Darren Goodsir

Goodsir: ‘Mike regrets his behaviour’

The Sydney Morning Herald’s editor-in-chief Darren Goodsir has apologised for offensive language used by columnist Mike Carlton in correspondence with readers.

The apology comes a day after the newspaper apologised for a cartoon used to illustrate a Carlton column condemning Israel’s shelling of Gaza.

In a statement posted on the SMH’s website tonight, Goodsir said that Carlton had gone too far in defending his position to readers.

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