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When I arrived at The Sydney Morning Herald in 1974, I was the square peg that had fallen into a square hole.

When I arrived at The Sydney Morning Herald in 1974, I was the square peg that had fallen into a square hole.

When I arrived at The Sydney Morning Herald in 1974, I was the square peg that had fallen into a square hole.

When I arrived at The Sydney Morning Herald in 1974, I was the square peg that had fallen into a square hole.

The ‘Labor Party giant’ has been credited with midwifing Australia’s Asian engagement and paving the way for the opening up of the economy.

Alan Jones campaigned for her dismissal on 11 occasions, but Geraldine Walsh survived and thrived as the Herald’s letters editor.

Max Walsh exerted enormous influence on the shape of modern Australia through his roles as a political journalist and as editor-in-chief of the Financial Review.

The past year has seen a chill descend over relations between Canberra and Beijing.

Relations will never go back to where they were. But a more balanced China debate will help to ensure hostilities do not get any worse.

Frances Adamson: businesses need a plan B for China The former DFAT boss and soon-to-be Governor of South Australia says improving relations with Australia’s biggest trading partner will involve more than a ‘reset’. “We hope that one day it will be possible again to have conversations with China,” says former DFAT head Frances Adamson of what might come next in the Canberra-Beijing relationship.  Alex Ellinghausen Save Share Frances Adamson, Australia’s top dipl...