Mike Smithson is a journalist based in the United Kingdom, specializing in political analysis and betting odds. With a focus on national politics, Mike covers a range of topics including by-elections, election predictions, and the performance of political parties and leaders. His articles provide insights into the ever-changing landscape of British politics.
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Mike Smithson's coverage predominantly focuses on government and politics, especially elections and betting. He frequently cites data, providing a factual foundation for his articles. To effectively reach out to him, consider offering insights backed by credible data related to political events, election analysis or betting trends. Additionally, opinion pieces with well-reasoned perspectives could be of interest given the significant portion of opinion editorial content in his coverage. As he has a national focus on the United Kingdom, relevant UK-specific political insights would likely capture his attention more effectively than broad international analyses.
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By: Mike Smithson
It was an eerily familiar story last Sunday afternoon. I was working in the 7NEWS Adelaide newsroom when reports emerged of a person with a knife running amok in the crowded Westfield Marion shopping centre.
So far, there seems to be a hint of both. Mike Smithson is chief reporter and presenter for 7NEWS Adelaide.
By: Mike Smithson
Politicians behaving badly with our money is always a good recipe for public outrage. When it comes to rorting the taxpayer's purse for parliamentary travel entitlements, it gets even more intense.
By: Mike Smithson
South Australia's under-siege major public hospital and its ED have earned dubious new titles.
By: Mike Smithson
Canberra could soon be preparing for a political blast from the past. Former SA independent senator Rex Patrick is being courted by an emerging powerhouse whose presence in the senate rarely goes unnoticed.
By: Mike Smithson
The secretive independent anti-corruption watchdog in South Australia suddenly has a swinging front door and is sinking its teeth into the state's top lawmaker.
By: Mike Smithson
Sharks are circling as the nation's largest construction union, the CFMEU, goes into administration amid a barrage of negative publicity.
By: Mike Smithson
Just when we thought politics couldn't get any tackier, along come the Greens.
By: Mike Smithson
The Liberals are staring down a thumping defeat in 2026 if they don't make up some ground. But some of ‘Perfect Pete's' team also have work to do. Welcome to SA's definitive politics report card for 2024.
By: Mike Smithson
It's the latest blow to the party, which has struggled through two recent by-election losses.
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