# Gideon Haigh
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Gideon Clifford Jeffrey Davidson Haigh (born 29 December 1965) is an English-born Australian journalist who writes about sport (especially cricket). business, and crime in Australia. He was born in London, was raised in Geelong, and lives in Melbourne.
Troublesome Passwords, Naked Drumming and Cricket Et AL
Bronwyn shares a story of a somewhat unusual way of practicing drums; the team discuss the most recent media events, including IVF and barracks; film reviewer Flick Ford has seen Kleber Mendonça Filho’s new film The Secret Agent; journalist Gideon Haigh comes in for a big chat about his live broadc…
Episode 75 - Cricket Et Al's Official Scorer with Thomas
In the last episode before another hiatus, Thomas rejoins the podcast to talk about his time going to watch Australia's men on tour in Sri Lanka, working with Pete Lalor and Gideon Haigh, and helping them celebrate 25 years since the 2001 Kolkata Test between India and Australia.
Thomas' scorecard…
Stars-Renegades merger: will this alienate almost everyone?
Cricket writer Gideon Haigh drops in to break down Cricket Victoria's proposed merger between the Stars and the Renegades as Melbourne seeks to unite its teams. Administrators believe they can amalgamate fans, while selling a licence overseas to pay the bills, does the concept hold water? Will it s…
Greenberg greenlights Knight Rider bunce
Gideon Haigh joins as special co-host to discuss “the most important strategic decision that Australian cricket will make for a generation”. Also: Australia’s team for South Africa, Marnus stuff, KP, England-Pakistan, and AskTGC. Join Cricket et al to catch Gideon at his thunderous best, and Peter …
Water trading in the Murray Darling and a dissenting Doc Evatt
Stuart Kell, author of Sold down the River: How robber barons and Wall Street traders cornered Australia’s water market. Gideon Haigh looks at Doc Evatt's legal rather than political legacy.
UK politics and Doc Evatt
Ian Dunt with the latest on UK politics and journalist Gideon Haigh on the legal life and legacy of Doc Evatt.
Josh Frydenberg: ‘The Tragedy of Bondi Was So Preventable’ | Antisemitism in Australia
“The tragedy of Bondi was so preventable, because the writing was on the wall.”
Josh Frydenberg was Treasurer of Australia from 2018 to 2022, Deputy Leader of the Liberal Party, and for 12 years the member for Kooyong. His mother was born in Budapest in 1943 and reached Australia as a stateless re…
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