Miranda Devine Husband, Wiki, Net Worth, Age, New York Post

Miranda Devine Biography and Wikipedia

Miranda Devine is an Australian journalist, writer and columnist currently working as a New York Post columnist and Fox News contributor. She also works for the Australian media as a Daily Telegraph columnist and a Sky News contributor. Previously, she served as a contributor at Nine Entertainment Co.

Miranda Devine Education

Devine studied at the Loreto Kirribilli in Sydney and the International School of the Sacred Heart Tokyo. Later, she earned a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from Macquarie University. Miranda then went on to receive her Master of Science in Journalism from Northwestern University in the United States.

Miranda Devine Age and Birthday

How old is Miranda? Devine is 63 years old as of 2024. She was born on July 1, 1961, in New York City, United States. Her birthday is celebrated on the 1st day of July every year. Her zodiac birth sign is Cancer. READ: Miranda Rae Mayo

Miranda Devine Nationality and Ethnicity

Devine holds American nationality and citizenship by birth. She was born and raised in Sydney, Australia. She is of White ethnicity/heritage.

Miranda Devine Height and Measurements

How tall is Miranda? Miranda stands at an average height of 5 feet 7 inches (1.70 m) and also maintains a body weight of 132 lbs (60 kg). Details about her other body measurements are currently under review.

Miranda Devine Family

Devine was born and raised in Sydney, Australia by her parents. She grew up as the eldest daughter of a New Zealand-born editor and journalist named Frank Devine (father) and Jacqueline Magee (mother). However, more details about her extended family are currently not yet available. We shall update more details about her siblings once confirmed and available to the public.

Miranda Devine Husband

Is Miranda married? Devine is a married woman. She is blessed with two children. However, information regarding her wedding and the identity of her spouse is currently not yet available. This is because she is known for keeping her personal life all to herself. Nevertheless, more details about her husband or partner will be updated once confirmed available.

Miranda Devine Articles | Book

As of 2020, Miranda’s articles and columns have been appearing in the New York Post. Her various articles on The Sun Herald and The Sydney Morning Herald now appear in the Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph. For more than a decade. Miranda’s articles have been focused on the Environment, Racial issues, Gender and LGBTIQ issues among other topics. READ: Matt Pellman

Miranda Devine Email Address | Contact Details

You can contact Miranda’s workplace via the New York Post’s official address at @nypost.com. Information regarding her phone number and personal email address is currently not available. Nevertheless, we shall update more details about Devine’s other contact details once it is available.

Miranda Devine Podcast

Aside from her work in the Daily Telegraph and the New York Post, Miranda hosts her own self-titled podcast segment with Australia’s most successful political leaders and notable newsmakers. Her live podcast episodes are now available online.

Miranda Devine George Cardinal Pell

In April 2020, Miranda wrote a column on the New Post where she expressed how happy she was after Cardinal George Pell was released from custody. According to Miranda, The kind priest was falsely accused in a police investigation and unfair trial that was politically influenced.

Miranda Devine Net Worth

Miranda is an Australian-American columnist and writer who has an estimated net worth of around $1 million. This amount has been approximated according to the number of properties under her name and her annual salary. READ: Laura Jarrett

Miranda Devine New York Post

Miranda currently serves as a columnist and writer for the New York Post and the Daily Telegraph. She first began her career as a reporter and feature writer for the Boston Herald. Devine then decided to join The Daily Telegraph as a police reporter and assistant editor after going back to Australia in 1989. She also worked as a freelance writer for the British tabloid called the Sun and a popular British newspaper, Sunday Times in London.

In 2002, she was the one who wrote a column in the Sydney Morning Herald about the neglected racial element of the Sydney gang rape case. She claimed that the prosecutors had intentionally tampered with the official reports and statements in order to remove any racially sensitive material from the case. This particular case got the public talking and Miranda’s columns were read across Australia.

In April 2020, Miranda wrote about the unfair accessions that were placed on priest George Cardinal Pell. Her columns as of 2020 now reflect on the issues affecting the people of the United States and the world. Additionally, Miranda is the main host of her own self-titled podcast series available online.

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