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Tom Hyland

Tom Hyland is a former foreign editor of the Age.

Books & arts Tom Hyland 25 September 2023 An Iraqi journalist traces the creation of “one of the most corrupt nations on earth”
From the archive Tom Hyland 16 April 2021 How did two very different leaders — Tony Blair and John Howard — come to join George W. Bush’s “march of folly”? Essays & reportage Tom Hyland 25 April 2019 A chance reference leads to a bloody battlefield and a different Australia Books & arts Tom Hyland 8 March 2018 Books | A new account of postwar Australia challenges the myth that veterans were always treated with respect and sympathy Books & arts Tom Hyland 14 December 2017 Books | Critics of Chris Masters’s account of special forces in Afghanistan have deflected attention from the book’s key message
National affairs Tom Hyland 5 April 2017 The campaign to hide the full truth of Australia’s involvement in the Iraq war continues
Books & arts Tom Hyland 26 January 2017 From the archive | Outside TV drama, “enhanced interrogation” fails the evidence test, writes Tom Hyland in this review first published in June 2016 Books & arts Tom Hyland 18 August 2016 Books | The army is better equipped and trained than ever before, says Tom Hyland, but is it in the right shape to fight a war close to home? Books & arts Tom Hyland 1 April 2016 Books | David Kilcullen helps us make sense of the madness unleashed by Islamic State, writes Tom Hyland. But he’s less convincing about what we should do next Books & arts Tom Hyland 4 March 2015 Books | A new account of a long war lays bare a series of miscalculations and misunderstandings, writes Tom Hyland
Books & arts Tom Hyland 22 January 2014 That’s the conclusion of a careful analysis of how the media handled Afghanistan, writes Tom Hyland