Sarah Ferguson

Yeah, than just the individual interviews, for sure.

And the time parameters, we looked at each interview that Sarah Ferguson has done since taking on the role.

So that was from mid-2022 all the way through to mid-August 2026.

And essentially because this is, unfortunately, a time of major conflicts.

So you had one exiled journalist.

You had a Russian diplomat who was described as, in an act of rare courage, he resigned and publicly condemned the war and Russia as a fascist state.

They were the words used by Sarah Ferguson,

that it was a rare act of courage.

I was watching an interview with Barnaby Joyce and he was unable to identify how much it would cost the super system at the time.

Yeah, well, that was a gotcha question by Sarah Ferguson and my sympathies with Barnaby.

I mean, it takes quite a lot to get me to be sympathetic with Barnaby, but it's completely obvious that you're taking a small sliver of savings out of the super pool and you're putting it into your house.

I can run up some spreadsheets for Barnaby if he wants them.

Yeah.

Sarah Ferguson hasn't rung me.

You know, she doesn't seem to be actually curious about the question.

So I thought, as I said, I was sympathetic to Barnaby in that interview.

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Like, I really do mean that.

And I think all the good journos... do, you know, they really do, they can't help it, you know, like, and I think when Sarah Ferguson does something brilliant, she's putting her heart and soul in that, like, you know the journos who do it, and it can be really powerful, you know, but then you go too far, you know, big story I thought about in the writing of this book, I I was doing a story on guilt by association and the concept of that and how people can get thrown into stories, sometimes unwillingly.

And I tracked down, I had heard that Ivan Milat's brother, Alex Milat, the late Alex Milat, was living on the Sunshine Coast, like, you know, an hour and a half's drive from Brisbane.

And I tracked him down, got on the phone, and I told him all about this story.

Uh, look, it's, it's...

Uh, I saw an interview with one of the board members on the Seven 30 with Sarah F- Is it Sarah Ferguson?

Yeah, that's the one.

Yeah.