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Marriage, Spicks & Specks are out of schedule as rolling coverage continues, plus the accession of King Charles III.

The Queen and Us airs on ABC TV on Sunday 11 September at 7.40pm AEST. On the evening of Saturday 10 September the ABC will provide live coverage of the accession of King Charles III. ABC TV

Review co-led by Laurie Oakes praises 7:30 political editor for her knowledge, experience and authority in reporting, analysing.

“The importance of Laura Tingle to 7.30 was demonstrated in the campaign,” Oakes and Ridout said. “Her economics expertise and Financial Review background were particularly valuable because of the dominance of economic issues in the campaign.” “The way she used her knowledge, experience and authority in reporting, analysing and providing context for issues and events helped to solve what used to be a real difficulty for the program – how to differentiate its coverage from what viewers had just seen on the news.

Tingle is focused on this idea as the Albanese government clocks up three months in office; she's as interested in the way they do things as what they actually ...

“I find the interesting thing about what’s happening now is the new prime minister is prepared to throw out into the public domain the [Indigenous Voice to parliament], as a classic example, where he hasn’t said, ‘We are going to have a Voice and we’re going to have the referendum on this day, and the questions are going to be this, and this is how we think the whole thing is going to work’. [Kerrie O'Brien](/by/kerrie-o'brien-gjigmb)is a senior writer, culture, at The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald.Connect via “I think that is counter-productive not only for community discussion but for the politicians themselves because they get trapped in just chasing their own tails.” “Parliament is meant to be about talking about stuff and reaching compromise. “It hasn’t been a question of leaders leading, I don’t think, in the last 10 years – it’s been more of them following,” she says. People felt that Hawke and Keating were great leaders – and Howard – because they tore up the old rule book.”