Yvonne Preston
Yvonne Preston was a renowned journalist who succeeded Margaret Jones as The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age’s correspondent in China. She reported extensively on the country's pivotal transitions, particularly during the aftermath of Mao's death in 1976, and played a crucial role in documenting China's opening to the world. Preston's work contributed significantly to the understanding of China's evolution into a global power.
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Yvonne Preston was on the ground when Mao died in 1976 and reported from a communist China in transition.
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