Award-winning Australian journalist, <strong>David Forman (pictured with son Ben)</strong>, has built a career on probing the increasingly complex world of business seeking answers to that perennial question: &quot;How can we do it better?&quot;<br /><br />Forman was The Australian newspaper's first Canberra business correspondent, reporting from Parliament House on issues affecting the business community across a range of issues - from industry policy formulation to the regulation of business in areas such as competition policy, trade policy and anti-dumping laws.<br /><br />Having previously worked as a senior writer with Business Review Weekly (BRW) magazine in Melbourne covering manufacturing, legal affairs and the wine industry, he later became the Canberra correspondent for BRW covering government/business relations, industry policy, trade, and policy implementation.<br /><br />Forman started his career in business journalism as the editor of the business section of Australia's leading regional daily newspaper, the Geelong Advertiser, after serving as a crime and court reporter for the Border Mail in Albury, NSW.<br /><br />In 1996, Forman was joint winner of the business magazine publishers' Bell award for best feature article for a report examining the power of the chairman of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, Alan Fels. 2007-10-09T09:59:00+08:00 David 6 Forman 2007-11-16T12:10:30+09:00