(keywords: The Hon. Kevin Rudd, MP
The Hon. Julia Gillard, MP
The Hon. Wayne Swan, MP
Senator Chris Evans
Senator John Faulkner
The Hon. Simon Crean, MP
The Hon. Stephen Smith, MP
The Hon. Nicola Roxon, MP
The Hon. Jenny Macklin, MP
The Hon. Lindsay Tanner
The Hon. Anthony Albanese, MP
Senator Stephen Conroy
Senator Kim Carr
Senator Penny Wong
The Hon. Peter Garrett, MP
The Hon. Robert McClelland, MP
Senator Joe Ludwig
The Hon. Tony Burke, MP
The Hon. Martin Ferguson, MP
The Hon. Chris Bowen, MP
Ken Henry, AC Secretary of the Department of Treasury
Dr. Martin Parkinson Secretary of the Department of Climate Change and Energy Efficiency
Andrew Metcalfe Secretary of the Department of Immigration and Citizenship
Mr. Stephen Gaegler, QC Solicitor General
Dr Ian Watt Secretary of Defence
Dennis Richardson, Secretary Foreign Affairs and Trade
Jane Halton Secretary of the Department of Health and Aging ‘
Mike Mrdak Secretary of the Department of Transport, Regional Development and Local Government
Mark Paterson Secretary of the Department of Innovation, Industry, Science and Research
Terry Moran Secretary of the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet
John Pierce Secretary of the Department of Resources, Energy and Tourism
David Tune, PSM Secretary of the Department of Finance and Deregulation
Finn Pratt Secretary of Human Services
Dr. Conall O’Connell Secretary of the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry since May 07
Lisa Paul Secretary of the Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations
Robyn Kruk Secretary of the Department of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts
Dr Jeff Harmer Secretary of the Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs
Mr Peter Harris Secretary of the Department of Broadband,
1 The Hon. Tony Abbott, MP Leader of the Opposition
2. The Hon. Julie Bishop, MP Deputy Leader Shadow Minister for Foreign Affairs
3. The Hon. Warren Truss, MP Leader of The Nationals, Shadow Minister for Trade, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government
4. Nick Minchin, Senator Leader of the Opposition in the Senate, Shadow Minister for Tourism and the Arts
5. Eric Abetz, Senator Deputy Leader of the Opposition in the Senate, Shadow Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations
6. The Hon. Andrew Robb, MP Shadow Minister for Finance
7. The Hon. Joe Hockey, MP Shadow Treasurer
8. The Hon. Ian Macfarlane, MP Shadow Minister for Infrastructure and Water
9. The Hon. Christopher Pyne, MP Shadow Minister for Education, Apprenticeships and Training
10. Senator Barnaby Joyce Shadow Minister for Regional Development, Infrastructure, Water
11. The Hon Bruce Bilson Shadow Minister for Small Business, Deregulation, Competition Policy and Sustainable Cities
12. The Hon. Greg Hunt, MP Shadow Minister for Climate Action, Environment and Urban Water
13. The Hon. Peter Dutton, MP Shadow Minister for Health and Aging
14. David Johnston, Senator Shadow Minister for Defence
15. The Hon. Kevin Andrews, MP Shadow Minister for Families, Housing and Human Services
16. George Brandis, Senator Shadow Attorney General
17. John Cobb, MP Shadow Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry
18 The Hon. Steven Ciobo, MP Shadow Minister for Indigenous Affairs
19 The Hon Scott Morrison MP Shadow Minister for Immigration and Citizenship
20 The Hon. Mrs. Sophie Mirabella, MP Shadow Minister for Innovation, Industry, Science and Research
Performance Indexes: National Public Affairs Reporting and Commentary
Emma Ayres Classic Breakfast, ABC Classic FM
Nicholas Rothwell The Australian
The 7pm Project Channel 10
Lenore Taylor SMH
George Megalogenis The Australian
Margo Kingston
Mike Steketee The Australian
Tom Dusevic The Australian
Kenneth Davidson The Age
Michael Gordon The Age
Laura Tingle AFR
Leigh Sales Lateline
Michelle Grattan The Age, SMH
Malcolm Farr Daily Telegraph
Laurie Oakes Nine Network
Paul Bongiorno Ten News
Katharine Murphy National Affairs Correspondent, The Age
Eleanor Hall ABC
Gerard Henderson SMH
Ross Peake Canberra Times
Michael Stutchbury Economics Correspondent
Chris Uhlmann ABC
Shaun Carney The Age
Tim Colebatch The Age
Louise Yabsley ABC
Alexandra Kirk ABC
Geoff Kitney SMH
Mike Seccombe SMH
Mathew Franklin The Australian
Phillip Coorey SMH
Virginia Trioli ABC
Angela Shanahan The Australian
Peter Hartcher SMH
Paul Kelly The Australian
Andrew Probyn Federal Political Editor, The West Australian
Kerry O’Brien 7.30 Report ABC
Fran Kelly Radio National Breakfast
Tony Jones Lateline, Q&A
The mob Crikey.com
Glen Milne The Australian
David Speers Sky News
Denis Shanahan The Australian
Mischa Schubert National Correspondent, The Age
Sandra O’Malley AAP Senior Political Writer
Phillip Coorey Chief Political Correspondent
Sid Maher The Australian
Tony Eastley/Mark Colvin AM/PM
Barry Cassidy Insiders
Simon Kearney Sunday Mail
Peter Martin Economics Correspondent
Emma Rodgers ABC
David Koch & Melissa Doyle Channel 7 Sunrise
Barry Cassidy ABC Insiders
Meet the Press
Karen Middleton SBS
Kieran Gilbert Sky-News
Gabrielle Dunlevy AAP
Patricia Kervalis The Australian
Janet Albrechtson The Australian
Andrew Bolt The Herald Sun
Phillip Hudson The Herald-Sun
Simon Kearney Sunday Mail
Christopher Pearson The Australian )
Who's hot and who's not in national public affairs.
The Tin Tin Index is named in honour of our virtuous Prime Minister Rudd. Tin Tin was of course one of the nicknames that the national press gave him in his campaign against PM Howard in Nov 2007. The Index tracks public virtue in all of the dimensions of Australian national affairs focusing particularly on the Commonwealth government.
Contents The First Estate: The Church Stop Interview
The Second Estate: Parliament, Bureaucracy and the Culture of Annoucements - Death and Virtue in the PM’s Office. - The Henry Government? Australia and the GFC. - The Culture of Announcements - The Problem of the Commonwealth Club - Turnbull to Abbott