When I started in current affairs journalism with the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, I did a lot more radio than TV. And while television is generally seen as being more glamorous than radio, people who work in radio often claim that their medium is superior....

There’s no shortage of people who go on TV and radio and accidentally spark controversy by not properly thinking through what they say before being interviewed. Alas, the most notorious of them - such as Prince Andrew on the BBC - have historically made it big in the...

The biggest star of this issue is a successful actor who has been giving robust answers to questions in media interviews to promote his new book. He’s a man more famous for his body than his mind. This is because he became the youngest ever Mr Universe at the age of...

This issue focuses on a master communicator from whom we can all learn.  He’s a doctor, author and broadcaster who is making a giant splash with his blockbuster book exposing the deep-seated problems of typical modern-day western diets. In particular, he shares what...

Whenever you’re asked a tough professional question - or even an easy question - what you say at the very start of your response is vital to your success. Be assured that your questioners - and any wider audience - will typically begin forming a view about how helpful...