Callum Godde is a Political Reporter at AAP. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, with a focus on economic and regional issues, as well as legal affairs and white-collar crime. Callum's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Sydney Morning Herald, The Canberra Times, and Yahoo Finance Australia.
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Businesses are spoiling for a court battle over Australian-first work-from-home laws covering full-time, part-time and casual workers.
Jacinta Allan has called for Labor colleagues to unify after she lived to fight another day as Victorian premier following the collapse of a tepid leadership coup.
Jacinta Allan will face a vote of no confidence as the Victorian premier's would-be replacement seeks to hold her feet to the fire.
A state opposition has been accused of wasting parliament's time with a doomed debate and vote of no...
It comes as Allan faces internal pressure over Labor’s tanking poll numbers.
A state opposition has been accused of wasting parliament's time with a doomed debate and vote of no confidence in Premier Jacinta Allan
By: Sarah Brookes, Callum Godde
A controversial bid to introduce work-from-home rights has sparked a fierce backlash from industry heavyweights.
By: Sarah Brookes, Callum Godde
Victorian Premier pushes new WFH laws Bunnings boss warns of workplace divide
They weren't always good, but Derryn Hinch made headlines. The broadcaster turned late-life senator, who embraced his moniker as the Human
By: Don Woolford, Callum Godde
They weren't always good, but Derryn Hinch made headlines. The broadcaster turned late-life senator, who embraced his moniker as the Human
