Dennis Shanahan
Newspaper editor in Australia
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Dennis Shanahan is a political editor of The Australian, a newspaper in Australia.
OccupationNewspaper editor
Knownforcriticised for telling readers that John Howard would win the 2007, which he lost in a landslide
Notableworkpolitical editor of The Australian
ChildrenBrendan Shanahan (author)
Dennis Shanahan | |
|---|---|
| Occupation | Newspaper editor |
| Known for | criticised for telling readers that John Howard would win the 2007, which he lost in a landslide |
| Notable work | political editor of The Australian |
| Children | Brendan Shanahan (author) |
Shanahan has been a journalist at major newspapers for "almost forty years".[1] He covered NSW politics for the Sydney Morning Herald in the 1980s before joining The Australian. He led the paper's Canberra Bureau for 10 years before becoming the paper's political editor, a position he has held for 11 years.[1]
He is the father of Australian author and columnist Brendan Shanahan.
In 2007, he was criticised by continuing to believe and tell readers that John Howard would win the election.[original research?] Howard was beaten by a landslide including his own seat of Bennelong.
