Brittany Chain is a Political Correspondent for Daily Mail Australia, specializing in national politics. With a focus on providing in-depth coverage of Australian political news, Brittany's articles cover a wide range of topics including government policies, political campaigns, and social issues.
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Unlike most of the 22 million viewers who have tuned in to Richard Gadd's haunting retelling of his stalking ordeal , this is a reality Nicole knows all too well.
The Albanese government and eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant are locked in a bitter standoff with Musk.
Labor has announced major cost of living support to struggling Aussies in its final Budget ahead of the election as it tries to win over voters.
The $20million funding allocation which would have helped to establish and maintain local and regional Voice arrangements will be directed toward other priorities.
Greens housing spokesman Max Chandler-Mather slammed the $9.3billion surplus as evidence of 'how little Labor cares about the housing crisis'.
Cash strapped students and low-income renters are among the biggest winners in Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's last-ditch Budget.
The PM must hold a vote by May 2025, but with the economic forecast expected to take a turn, experts suggest the election could be held late this year while Budget sweeteners are still fresh.
First-term Parramatta MP Andrew Charlton faced intense scrutiny after snapping up a $12million oceanside mansion named 'La Palma' back in March.
Ms Payman, whose family fled Afghanistan when she was eight, asked the Prime Minister what the 'magic number... of international rights laws Israel must break for us to say enough'.
By: Brittany Chain
Senator Thorpe is no stranger to inter-party rows, having split from the Greens to sit as an Independent over their stance on the Indigenous Voice to Parliament .
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