Jacqueline Maley is a Senior Writer at the Sydney Morning Herald and Age. She covers general assignment news and world affairs, bringing a keen perspective to her reporting and commentary. Jacqueline's work has been featured in The Sydney Morning Herald, WAtoday, Australian National Review Newspaper, Brisbane Times, and The Age.
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Jacqueline Maley's focus is on national Australian issues, particularly in the realm of politics and social commentary. Her coverage heavily features legal policy regulation and government announcements, alongside evolving stories and opinion editorials.
Given her extensive coverage of political themes such as freedom of speech, feminism, indigenous rights, and social media dynamics within Australia, she would be interested in pitches that offer expert opinions from individuals who have direct experience or knowledge related to these topics.
Contributions focusing on legal policy changes or regulatory developments in Australia’s political landscape could also pique Jacqueline's interest. Additionally, insights into evolving societal narratives tied to government announcements may resonate well with her coverage scope.
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By: Jacqueline Maley
Chris Minns' criticism of Dr Randa Abdel-Fattah appearing at the Sydney Writers' Festival reminded me of when another Labor leader, Bob Carr, cast
By: Jacqueline Maley
Four thousand Yazidi people fled Syria after an ISIS genocide and settled in Australia. Their stories should be heard.
By: Jacqueline Maley
Add us as a preferred source on Google Julie Inman Grant can slay tech dragons, it seems, or at least take the fight to them – that's why she gets up the nose of e-billionaires like Elon Musk.
By: Jacqueline Maley, David Swan
Add us as a preferred source on Google Australia's eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant has put herself at odds with the federal government
By: David Swan, Jacqueline Maley
Outspoken comments by the bureaucrat in charge of implementing the federal government’s ban have stirred up opposition to the scheme.
By: Jacqueline Maley
By: Jacqueline Maley
Conservative female politicians are slow to champion feminism, but none more so than populist strongwomen such as Pauline Hanson.
By: Jacqueline Maley
June 8, 2026 — 1:23pm Add us as a preferred source on Google
By: Jacqueline Maley
A sign is just a sign. Hopefully, this one won’t be around for long. But a sign can be read as a portent too.
