Aaron Patrick is a Senior Correspondent at various esteemed publications including The Australian Financial Review and 7News. He covers a wide range of topics, focusing on government and politics, finance, world affairs, and crime and justice, with particular emphasis on elections, public policy, and the global economy. Aaron's work has been featured in numerous outlets such as The West Australian, Perth Now, and The Kimberley Echo.
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Aaron Patrick's coverage is heavily focused on government and politics, finance and economy, along with real estate. He frequently cites data and government announcements to support his articles.
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By: Aaron-Patrick
Party officials report enthusiasm for One Nation after almost 12 years of Labor rule that racked up the biggest state debt in the nation while many Victorians feel their streets have become unsafe.
By: Aaron-Patrick
Two veterans of the elite unit have used an academic paper to accuse generals of using the Brereton war crimes inquiry to avoid responsibility for their leadership failures.
AARON PATRICK: The PM's decision to increase taxes on property investors could reduce the value of homes by almost $1 trillion, a policy in line with the government's approach to economic aspiration.
Victoria’s anti-corruption agency found the former premier agreed to a secret deal with the firefighters' union that created a ‘significant risk of corrupt conduct’.
By: Aaron-Patrick
An investigation into the Victorian firefighters union concluded leader Peter Marshall engaged in inappropriate conduct and was given special access to ministers.
By: Aaron-Patrick
The youngest black professor ever hired at Cambridge University quit today over accusations that raised questions about modern standards in academia.
AARON PATRICK: The remarkable case of a man admitted to Australia on a special protection visa whose identity cannot be confirmed illustrates the immense pressures on the immigration system.
By: Aaron-Patrick
As the Victoria Cross awardee faces the most controversial trial “since Ned Kelly”, government lawyers told potential witnesses they were no longer covered by a regulation protecting special forces personnel.
By: Aaron-Patrick
Commissioner Virginia Bell tried to placate Jewish anger over her limited investigation into last year's Bondi Beach massacre.
Royal commissioner Virginia Bell tried to placate Jewish anger over her limited investigation into the Bondi Beach massacre, proposing her confidential report into the attack be made public years in the future.
