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Annabel Crabb Annabel Crabb i(A128861 works by)
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Australian political journalist and commentator. The host of ABC's Kitchen Cabinet (a series in which she interviews politicians as they cook), she is also the author of a weekly opinion column for Fairfax. Her 2014 book The Wife Drought raised the question of the significance of a stay-at-home spouse (of either gender) for professional, social, and economic comfort and mobility. In 2018, she published Special Guest, a book on hospitality and entertaining, with long-time friend Wendy Sharpe; it was longlisted for an Indie Book Award (illustrated non-fiction).

Among her awards is a 2009 Walkley Award for best magazine feature writing, for her Quarterly Essay, 'Stop at Nothing: The Life and Adventures of Malcolm Turnbull'.

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  • Annabel Crabb's The Wife Drought was nominated for the Queensland Literary Awards Non-Fiction Book Award.

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