Annika Smethurst is a Federal Politics Reporter based in Sydney, Australia. She writes for various publications including the Brisbane Times, The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, and WAtoday. Annika's articles cover a wide range of political topics, providing insights into the Australian political landscape, government policies, and the actions of political figures.
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Annika Smethurst focuses on local government and political affairs in Australia, particularly in New South Wales and Sydney. Her articles cover topics such as public service, green energy initiatives, political figures' activities, and legal policy regulation.
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The expelled MP who sued the Victorian Liberal leader was effusive about Peter Dutton amid revelations she is being encouraged to run for federal office.
John Pesutto has promised to improve the integrity, accountability and transparency of Victoria’s public finances.
By: Annika Smethurst
Housing supply is unlikely to have bounced back by the next election, so Labor has its work cut out to win over a key bloc of Melburnians.
By: Annika Smethurst, Broede Carmody
The cost blowout – revealed under freedom of information laws – was blamed on inflation, but it further highlights the precarious state of health funding last year, when the government was within days of being unable to pay the bills.
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