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Ken Haley

Ken Haley is a Melbourne-based writer. He was a Walkley Award–winning journalist with the Sunday Age and is the author of three books on long-distance travel: Emails from the Edge, Europe @ 2.4 km/h and The One That Got Away: Travelling in the Time of Covid.

Books & arts Ken Haley 23 May 2025 Old ties were broken forever by the time the second world war drew to a close
Books & arts Ken Haley 27 February 2025 A dual biography probes the underbelly of nineteenth-century Melbourne Books & arts Ken Haley 24 November 2024 A new history of the original superpower Books & arts Ken Haley 10 April 2024 “Father of the Commonwealth Bank,” promoter of the national capital, North American émigré — King O’Malley created his own history Books & arts Ken Haley 17 December 2018 Books | The interaction of traditional beliefs and Catholicism has helped shape Timor-Leste since the 1500s
Books & arts Ken Haley 21 August 2015 Books | Colour, movement and analysis – Joel Deane delivers all three in his account of Labor’s late nineties comeback in Victoria, writes Ken Haley
Books & arts Ken Haley 27 November 2014 Ken Haley finds much to like in this tribute to some of the greats of Australian journalism Books & arts Ken Haley 31 October 2014 As much catharsis as history, Gareth Evans’s diaries are a compelling insider account, writes Ken Haley Books & arts Ken Haley 24 September 2014 For journalists, the internet has actually lifted the ethical bar, writes Ken Haley Books & arts Ken Haley 7 August 2014 Ben Hills offers a distinctive take on what went wrong for Fairfax, writes Ken Haley