David Munk appointed editor of Guardian Australia
Summary
David Munk has been named the new editor of Guardian Australia, replacing Lenore Taylor who resigned after ten years. Munk has significant experience with the Guardian in both Australia and the UK and aims to continue the publication’s focus on independent journalism.Key Facts
- David Munk was appointed editor of Guardian Australia by Guardian News and Media.
- Munk previously worked as international news editor and deputy editor under Lenore Taylor.
- Lenore Taylor led Guardian Australia for ten years before stepping down in February.
- Munk has held senior roles at the Guardian in the UK and the UK Daily and Sunday Telegraph.
- Guardian Australia is the fourth most-read news site in the country with 7.4 million unique readers.
- The publication is known for its political, environmental, and Indigenous reporting and has won several industry awards.
- Guardian Australia has 140 editorial staff across four Australian cities and is funded by reader contributions and advertising.
- Munk briefly served as acting editor after returning to Sydney before his appointment as editor.
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