Political and Business Journalist

Journalist, author and broadcaster, Max Walsh has covered the relationships between politics, business and economics for over four decades. His significant contribution to journalism is recognised with an Order of Australia and is shared with audiences through several media channels. Max facilitated the launch of Nine Network’s Sunday program, and was co-presenter of the ABC’s Carleton-Walsh Report.

Max Walsh, one of Australia' top economic and political commentators, leads The Bulletin's team of writers, reporters and commentators.

Walsh's career has encompassed positions with two of Australia's largest publishing companies and three television networks.

He was editor and managing editor of The Australian Financial Review.

He helped establish Channel Nine's Sunday program and he co-hosted the Carleton-Walsh Report for the ABC before moving to Channel 10 as the anchor of The Walsh Report.

From 1983 to 1998 Walsh was a highly respected economic and political correspondent for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age. He is author of the book, Poor Little Rich Country - A Political History of the1970's.

Background

Max Walsh has been covering the Australian political, economic and business scene as a journalist for 35 years.

A regular columnist in the Sydney Morning Herald and Melbourne Age, Max was until recently the presenter of the Walsh Report on the Ten Network.

Before joining Ten Max was co-presenter on the Carlton Walsh Report on the ABC and before that he helped launch Nine's Sunday program.

From 1974 - 1981 Max was the editor of the Australian Financial Review, having moved into the post from Canberra where he had been the paper's political commentator for nine years.
Max Walsh is a graduate of Sydney University and was made a member of the order of Australia in 1983 for his services to journalism.

Experience and his personal style makes Max Walsh a unique commentator and analyst of economics, business and politics.

Presentation Topics Include

• Unique commentator and analyst of economics, business and politics

Testimonials

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Manager Finance ' Administration, Touche Ross & Co
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Principal Member, Social Security Appeals Tribunal

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Divisional Secretary, Hooker Projects

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Training Co-Ordinator Southern Region, The Sydney Water Board

I really enjoyed the way the lecture was presented
Meadowbank TAFE

Terrific presenter - great communicator.
Radio 2EA

Thank you Teletiquette. Well Done
The Sydney Water Board

Enjoyed it tremendously.
Fujitsu Australia Limited

A privilege to attend this course.
Australian Pharmaceutical Industries

Fascinating and enjoyable - a good learning experience.
Employers Federation of NSW