Elizabeth Auld

Elizabeth Auld, aka Lizzie Auld, (16 September 1901 – 30 October 1998) was an Australian journalist and writer.

Life Auld was born in 1901 in the Adelaide suburb of Knightsbridge with the mining expert, Lionel Gee, as her godfather. Her parents were credited with introducing the production of wine to South Australia.

She went to work for the Register in Adelaide initially as a proofreader with the encouragement of her godfather. During the 1920s C. T. C. de Crespigny wrote a medical column for the Register which she edited. It was her first and only book. The book included an introduction by Barry Humphries and the editor of the Australian, Lachlan Murdoch and his grandmother, Dame Elisabeth Murdoch, attended the book's launch. Elizabeth Auld died in Marryatville in 1998. She had spent 50 years working in the Murdoch empire.