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Lenore Taylor was raised in Brisbane, Queensland, where she attended Brisbane Girls Grammar School. She later studied politics at the University of Queensland, laying the foundation for a career that would establish her as one of Australia’s leading political journalists.
Lenore Taylor began her journalism career in 1987 and has since become a prominent figure in Australian media. She has reported on politics for over two decades and is known for her insightful and rigorous analysis of national affairs. Based in both Australia and overseas over the course of her career, she notably served as a London-based correspondent, covering international political developments and their impact on Australia.
Taylor currently serves as the editor of The Guardian Australia, having taken on the role in 2016. She was previously the political editor of the publication. Before joining The Guardian, she was the national affairs editor and chief political correspondent for The Sydney Morning Herald. Through these positions, she has played a pivotal role in shaping political discourse in the country and is recognized for her commitment to high journalistic standards.
Lenore Taylor’s contributions to journalism have earned her numerous accolades. She is a two-time recipient of the prestigious Walkley Award, Australia’s highest journalism honor, recognizing excellence in political reporting. She has also been awarded the Paul Lyneham Award for excellence in press gallery journalism. In addition, the Federal Parliamentary Press Gallery has named her Journalist of the Year twice, further affirming her influence and respected status in the field.
Taylor is the co-author, alongside economist and journalist David Uren, of the book Shitstorm: Inside Labor’s Darkest Days. The book provides an in-depth account of the Rudd government's handling of the global financial crisis and remains a valuable resource for understanding recent Australian political history. Her work often focuses on governmental accountability, policy analysis, and the intersection of politics and public interest journalism.
Lenore Taylor is married to fellow journalist and author Paul Daley. The couple has two children. Despite holding high-profile positions in media, she maintains a relatively private personal life, balancing her professional commitments with her family responsibilities.
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