Lara Tingle, a well-known character in Australian journalism, began her career in the early 1980s. She began her career as a cadet journalist in Sydney, where she worked for Fairfax Media’s Australian Financial Review and Business Review Weekly. Her early jobs included covering crucial events including financial liberalization and Australia’s historic currency flotation.
Tingle moved to News Limited in 1987, where she became an economics correspondent for The Australian newspaper. Her extensive expertise and acute insights into economic concerns quickly gained her the position of chief political correspondent in 1992. Tingle’s journalistic abilities continued to shine, and she was appointed national affairs correspondent in 1994.
Tingle returned to Fairfax in 1996 as a political correspondent, contributing to The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald. Her dedication and commitment were evident while she was the Canberra bureau chief for The Age, until her irritation with continual interference and inattention to her requests led her to make a remarkable transfer to the Sydney Morning Herald in 1998.
Tingle resigned from the Sydney Morning Herald in 2002, another significant decision. The merger of The Age and The Herald Canberra bureaus, staff cuts, and a shift toward lighter news coverage led this transfer. She returned to her beginnings at the Australian Financial Review, where she resumed her work as a political analyst.
Laura Tingle children: Meet daughter Tosca Ramsey
Tosca Ramsey, whose age and personal information are still mostly unknown, is known for being the daughter of prominent Australian journalist and columnist Alan Ramsey, who was inducted into the Australian Media Hall of Fame in 2017, and prominent financial news anchor Lauren Tingle.
