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1. 1. www.abaconline.org

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   Published on: 6/10/2008   Last Visited: 6/10/2008

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   The Sydney Morning Herald

2. 2. NCOSS Conferences: Window on Economics

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   Published on: 3/1/2000   Last Visited: 6/14/2008

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   Steve BurrellSteve Burrell is the National Affairs Editor of the Sydney Morning Herald, responsible for coverage of Federal and NSW state politics and policy, economics and other national affairs issues.
   
   He has previously been a senior economics writer and columnist for the Herald, winning a Walkley Award for Social Equity Journalism.
   
   Prior to his current stint on the Herald, Steve was Deputy Editor of the Australian Financial Review for four years, after serving as Economics Editor and Tokyo Bureau Chief for that paper.
   
   He also spent six years in the Canberra Press Gallery with the AFR and the Herald, as deputy Canberra bureau chief and senior economics writer.
   
   Before moving into journalism in his late 20s, he did a stint in the Federal Treasury, where he worked on the Hawke Government's Tax Reform Task Force, and in the Australian Bureau of Statistics,
   
   He has a Bachelor of Economics from the University of Sydney, majoring in political economy and economic history, and did postgraduate work in economics at the Australian National University, when such things were still free.
   
   He has written and contributed to several books, with a focus on economics and public policy and, in addition to his Walkley, has won the Citibank Pan-Asian Journalist of the Year and European Union Visiting Journalist Award.

3. 3. The Walkley Awards

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   Published on: 8/4/2001   Last Visited: 5/2/2006

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   Ian Verrender and Steve Burrell - Sydney Morning Herald - "The companies you keep"
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   Steve Burrell is an economics columnist and commentator for The Sydney Morning Herald.Before joining the Herald, he served as deputy editor, economics editor and Tokyo bureau chief for The Australian Financial Review.