Mick Carroll
Editor-in-Chief, News and Lifestyle at News Corp Australia
Editor, Sunday Telegraph and the Saturday Telegraph; National Weekend Editor, News Corp. Olympics editor (Rio, Tokyo, Paris). Love a good yarn.
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Jan 25, 2024 |
dailytelegraph.com.au | Mick Carroll
The National Socialist Network can claim all it likes that it did not set out to do any harm with its “protest” on Australia Day — but no one is buying it. There is only one way to interpret the scene of a group of men, dressed in black and wearing balaclavas — some with riot shields — heading into Sydney’s CBD on Australia Day. It was inflammatory and a recipe for trouble — and there is no place for it here.
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Jul 14, 2023 |
news.com.au | Mick Carroll
The demonisation of brain surgeon Dr Charlie Teo as a menace to society is complete. And it is a disgrace. The Health Care Complaints Commission this week found Dr Teo guilty of unsatisfactory professional misconduct over the treatment of two patients. It found Dr Teo had lacked judgment and failed to properly outline the risks of the surgery for those two patients. Patient A and Patient B presented to Dr Teo after other neurosurgeons decided the operations were too high-risk and a waste of time.
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With the amount of injuries and retirements you would think the players didn’t know the Australian Open starts in January. It’s like it’s taken them by surprise …
You have to watch the tennis with the sound down … where have all the good commentators gone … #AustralianOpen
When did people start queuing at a bar? It’s unAustralian