Sandi Logan

Sandi Logan was a journalist from 1974-1984 (Fairfax, Toronto Sun, ABC-TV & Radio); a DFAT diplomat from 1984-2002, serving in Port Moresby (1988-90), Bonn (1993-96) and Washington DC (1998-2002); a media adviser to federal Liberal and Labor ministers; a communications executive and spokesman for the AFP and the Department of Immigration; and most recently an author of the non-fiction book BETRAYED (Hachette, ISBN9780733648601). Originally from Canada, he has also played ice hockey for more than 60 years.

 

Recent articles by Sandi Logan

Fragmented and desultory training responsible for public service tragedies

Fragmented and desultory training responsible for public service tragedies

CANBERRA 2 August 2023.-- One of Australias longest-serving senior federal bureaucrats Andrew Metcalfe says poor training, insufficient funding and sometimes fragmented and desultory efforts by the public service were responsible some of Australias greatest public administrations tragedies.

<