Bernard Keane is a Politics Editor at Crikey. He covers a range of themes including government and politics, economic policy, and security policy, with a focus on elections and public policy. Bernard's work has been featured in The i Paper, The Mandarin, Daniel Bowen&, SmartCompany, Crikey, media.info, and The Clare Echo.
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Melbourne, Australia (Local)
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Bernard Keane's articles are typically opinion editorials and often focus on legal policy, government announcements, and cite data. Based on this coverage pattern, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches from individuals with expertise in law and policy or those who can provide robust data-driven analysis related to the Australian government, politics, economy, immigration policies as well as industrial relations.
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By: Bernard Keane, Glenn Dyer
A significant drop in elderly mortality is linked to higher immigration; each additional immigrant reduces elderly deaths by 1.6 annually in a metro area.
By: Bernard Keane
There's much in common between the corruption scandal engulfing the NSW Liberal party and the ALP-CFMEU crisis in Victoria – they're all about hollowed-out political parties and the opportunities they offer vested interests.
Like 19th century spiritualists, One Nation exploits the gullible by offering to bring back the past. But debunking its tricks won't stop people looking for answers via the modern equivalent of table-rapping.
By: Bernard Keane, Glenn Dyer
