Anton Nilsson is a journalist based in Australia, specializing in politics and government affairs. He has written for publications such as Crikey, The Mandarin, SmartCompany, and Pearls & Irritations. Anton's articles often focus on issues of transparency, accountability, and the intersection of politics and business.
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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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Labor's Future Made in Australia Act would make the government a 'more strategic and constructive contributor' to the economy. But what does that mean in practice?
By: Peter Gearin, Anton Nilsson
April 15, 2024 Voters in Cook have selected McKinsey & Company alumnus Simon Kennedy as their new representative in Canberra.
By: Charlie Lewis, Anton Nilsson
A timeline of what happened in Bondi, the cynical spread of misinformation, and the major network that amplified it.
By: Anton Nilsson
Exclusive: The federal agency fired three staff in October, including a senior employee, but managed to keep the incident out of the headlines until now.
By: Anton Nilsson
A former judge who reportedly argued for the anti-corruption body to investigate the payout says his words were 'misunderstood'.
By: Anton Nilsson
We break down the global trends that will inform Labor's next budget, to be handed down next month.
China is lashing out at the AUKUS pact and have sent a top official to Papua New Guinea, as Anthony Albanese seeks to shore up Australia's relationship with its northern neighbour.
Australia is so far not one of the countries invited to be a guest at Italy's G7 summit, hosted by populist prime minister Giorgia Meloni.
By: Anton Nilsson
The organiser of an anti-domestic violence rally in Canberra on Sunday burst into tears after Prime Minister Anthony Albanese took the mic. Sarah Williams says the PM owes her an apology.
Crikey visited the activist encampment at Sydney University, where students are pitching tents to protest Israel's war in Gaza.
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