Anton Nilsson is a Politics Reporter at Crikey. He focuses on government and politics, with a keen interest in general assignment news, regional issues, and cultural topics. Anton's work has been featured in SmartCompany, Pearls & Irritations, The Mandarin, and Crikey.
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Anton Nilsson's coverage primarily focuses on Australian politics, government announcements, and legal policy regulations. He has a strong emphasis on topics such as the PwC scandal, Australian politics, the AUKUS alliance, government censorship, and the Labor party.
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By: Anton Nilsson
DFAT won't answer Crikey's questions on the fighting in Israel, Gaza and Lebanon, nor explain on the record why it chooses to remain silent.
By: Sean Johnson, Anton Nilsson
Crikey has gone through the post-Parliament resumes of every retired frontbencher from the past five years and found a curious pattern.
While our most senior politicians have hedged their bets, there's at least one mining billionaire who hasn't been afraid to speak her mind.
The description of the Greens as a 'political party' is accruate. Yet people associated with both Labor and the Greens agree it's clearly intended as a smear.
By: Anton Nilsson
The second Trump presidency will add a dose of unpredictability to the global economy. But there's no reason to stress, Australia's top politicians have said.
As the United Nations warns of a ‘brutal price’ to be paid for inaction, Crikey breaks down the key numbers at play.
By: Daanyal Saeed, Cam Wilson|Author, Cam Wilson, Daanyal Saeed|Author, Anton Nilsson
Plus: what on earth does A1 stand for?
By: Anton Nilsson
In the shadow of Trump's reelection, this year's UN climate conference is all about money — and the sums are truly staggering.
By: Anton Nilsson
Andrew Constance said the abolition of NSW's public sector wage cap has been a 'disaster', and urged the train union to sit at the negotiating table.
By: Daanyal Saeed, Charlie Lewis, Anton Nilsson
Conservative television brand ADH TV retain Alan Jones as one of their prominent faces, Bunnings' scare campaign and much more in this week's Tips and Murmurs.
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