Natalie Bennett's home page
 Natalie Bennett is the editor of the Guardian Weekly. In nearly 20 years as a journalist she's also worked for the Independent, The Times, the Bangkok Post, after starting out on Australian provincial papers.
This site collects some miscellaneous writings that might be useful for various purposes - usual copyright rules apply, but I'm always happy if someone can use my work.
A long time ago I decided, towards the end of an agricultural science degree, that what I did not want to do
was become a specialist - the sort of person who is the world expert on
the pink-winged, blue-spotted fly, and thereafter bores everyone to
death on the subject on every conceivable occasion.
I
wanted to be a generalist, and so became a journalist and writer, a
sometime international volunteer, United Nations consultant, and
general pen (or rather keyboard) for hire. So here you'll find
material on a broad range of subjects, but particularly on human
rights, internet technology, and women's history.
And then there's the self-indulgent bit, containing pictures of my dogs.
This page last updated on December 24, 2007
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