# Laura Tingle
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Laura Margaret Tingle (born February 1961) is an Australian journalist and author. She is currently the chief political correspondent of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's 7.30 current affairs television program and was previously the political editor of The Australian Financial Review.
== Career ==
Tingle began her career in Sydney as a cadet journalist with Fairfax Media's Australian Financial Review and Business Review Weekly in the early 1980s, reporting on financial deregulation and the floating of the dollar.
Laura Tingle on the shape shifting budget; Are we having a second Renaissance? Internet sex addiction and paedophilia
The Budget has been pronounced as 'fair' by most voters, does it shift the political ground? Are we having a second Renaissance? Internet sex addiction and paedophilia.
Laura Tingle's political report card: Macron says Let's Go!; the ships of mercy
All the week's political happenings with regular correspondent Laura Tingle. What does President Emmanuel Macron's victory mean and will it quell the march of Euroscepticism or the reach of the far right? Mercy ships - the floating hospitals which put surgery at the centre of social and economic ...
Laura Tingle's Canberra; Assad's empire; Programmed Inequality
Laura Tingle's Canberra report. Will Bashar al-Assad become Donald Trump's nemesis in the way Assad's father was for all US Presidents since 1970? How the British lost their early lead in computing by discarding women computer workers.
Laura Tingle reports from Canberra, the destruction of Hillary Clinton and the evils of empathy.
Laura Tingle tries to explain why Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull's victories never seem sweet, what was the real reason behind Hillary Clinton's loss and the dark side of empathy - yes there is one.
Policy of rupture: How the AfD became Germany's most disruptive force
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz looks weaker than ever, and the nation's far-right AfD is stronger than ever.
Europe's most important country looks to be heading into a period of deep political instability. The AfD has just won two state elections in eastern Germany, while the hard-left Die Lin...
'Frozen on October 7': Why Israel hasn't moved on
Three years after October 7, the Middle East that emerged from the attacks looks very different from the one that existed before them.
In this special Global Roaming roundtable, Geraldine Doogue, Laura Tingle, Latika Bourke and Hamish Macdonald examine how the Hamas attacks of October 7, 2023, an...
Brazil’s Bolsonaro surge: are Trump’s friends taking over Latin America?
His father’s in jail for attempting a coup, but Flavio Bolsonaro currently stands as the likeliest candidate for president of Brazil after the first round of voting.
But as Brazil’s continues to rely heavily on Chinese trade, could the Trump-aligned leader find himself caught between his ideologi...
Jordan fears Israel more than Iran. Is the Middle East's buffer state about to crack?
Wedged between Israel, Syria, Iraq and Saudi Arabia, Jordan has spent decades surviving crises that would have broken many states.
It hosts millions of refugees, depends heavily on US support and now sits at the centre of the widening confrontation involving Iran, Israel and Washington. This year...
Brazil’s Bolsonaro surge: Are Trump’s friends taking over Latin America?
His father’s in jail for attempting a coup, but Flavio Bolsonaro currently stands as the likeliest candidate for president of Brazil after the first round of voting.
But as Brazil’s continues to rely heavily on Chinese trade, could the Trump-aligned leader find himself caught between his ideologi...
Political junkies and the books they read
Paul Keating once said, "anyone who’s any good never writes about themselves.” Luckily, plenty of others have and last weekend Fran sat down in front of a live audience, with celebrated journalists - Kerry O'Brien, Laura Tingle and Lorena Allam – to talk about great political writing. From the Yi...
