John Hill

Thursday, September 24

The mystery of the vanishing Vietnamese nurses

It’s one of the policy aspirations touted during the Labor decade that prompted early sound and fury but has since disappeared into the ether.

John Hill: Bursting the political bubble

From being lobbied by nude olympians to helping people in grief and distress, John Hill reflects on how his time as a government minister gave him vivid insights into the “very real world”.

Media reforms, John Hill versus the media

In this week’s column, how SA’s unique media environment could be impacted by federal reforms, John Hill versus the media, the best of country journalism, and more.

Artfully boring, conceived in factional sin: Atkinson on 'Mr Teflon'

Reflections on a “rollicking read”: Parliamentary Speaker Michael Atkinson reviews his former Cabinet colleague John Hill’s political memoir and offers a blunt assessment of his legacy.

Abraham on Hill: Insights from the political bubble

Some of the more hapless members of the Weatherill Government should have a good look at former minister John Hill’s political memoir, writes ABC broadcaster Matthew Abraham.

"Battered and beaten" Redmond breaks media silence

Former Liberal leader Isobel Redmond has broken a three-year moratorium on speaking to the media to rail against the prospect of “private ownership” on the old Royal Adelaide site.