Contributors

Lachlan Colquhoun
Managing editor, Insto

Lachlan Colquhoun has had a 30-year career in journalism working for some of the industry’s premier mastheads and organisations all around the world. Beginning his career at the Adelaide Advertiser, in Australia he has written for The Sydney Morning Herald, The Australian Financial Review and BRW magazine among many others. He also spent six years at ABC radio, ultimately working as executive producer of a daily current affairs program for Radio National. From 1997-2000 he was the Asian business correspondent for the London Evening Standard and after returning to Australia contributed to The South China Morning Post, The Financial Times, Financial News in London, The Scotsman, Ireland’s Sunday Business Post and the Argus group in South Africa. More recently he returned to his home-town of Adelaide to edit the Adelaide Review before returning to Sydney in 2009.
 

Jeremy Chunn
Journalist, Insto

Jeremy Chunn has worked in magazines and newspapers for 20 years, including stints at The Sydney Morning Herald, The Australian, Men’s Style, Good Weekend and various petrol station-type men’s mags (a rare sector that has launched many highly regarded writers in Australia, not necessarily including Jeremy). Over the years he has also contributed features to Rolling Stone, Australian Style, SundayLife, Cosmos and legendary US underground manifesto Maximum Rock’n’Roll. He arrived at Insto having completed a mathematics degree with finance sub-majors, a radical and somewhat random change in direction for a journalist. His first career was in advertising, as a media executive in London, Sydney and Auckland. Jeremy is halfway through a graduate diploma in quantitative finance and he spends some evenings pondering stochastic calculus. Other nights he cuts loose with his two kids over dumplings in Chinatown.