Mark Kenny is a prominent Australian journalist known for his extensive work in political reporting and analysis. He serves as the national affairs editor for publications under Nine Entertainment Co., including The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald. Previously, he worked as the national political editor for Fairfax Media and contributed regularly to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). His journalistic career also includes earlier roles at The Advertiser in Adelaide, where he covered national politics.
Kenny is a regular panelist on the ABC's political affairs program Insiders and often contributes thoughtful commentary on Australian political developments. In addition to his media roles, he is affiliated with the Canberra-based National Press Club, where he holds the position of director.
Mark Kenny has a background that includes working for the South Australian branch of the Labor Party, a role that has informed his understanding of the political landscape. He identifies as a republican, advocating for an Australian head of state. Though he is a journalist by profession, Kenny has not shied away from expressing personal beliefs on social issues. For instance, he has publicly supported marriage equality, calling it a significant milestone in the pursuit of social progress. He has also critiqued certain traditional institutions, referring to Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) gatherings as "quaint," reflecting his progressive viewpoint.
| Birth Date: | 30 Nov, 1900 |
| Age: | 119 yrs |
| Occupations: | Journalist Newspaper editor Political adviser |
| Citizenship: | Australia |
| Gender: | Male |
| Description: | Australian journalist |
