Paul Kelly: "Predictions are cheap, particularly if you get

Paul Kelly: "Predictions are cheap, particularly if you get them wrong"

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The Australian's editor-at-large, Paul Kelly, gives his account of Australia's recent political turmoil and discusses the state of press gallery journalism on this episode of Behind the Media. Also discussed: why he doesn't use social media, the time he missed out on a cadetship, and being shouted at by prime ministers.

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