Camilla Hannan is a journalist for The Guardian, focusing on multinational issues in Australia. She covers a wide range of topics, including politics, climate change, social issues, and current events. Her articles and podcasts provide insightful analysis and interviews with various stakeholders to shed light on important issues in Australian society.
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Camilla's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, with a specific emphasis on the climate crisis and its intersection with Australian politics. She also covers podcast content related to these themes.
If you are looking to pitch Camilla, consider offering expert commentary from individuals deeply involved in the political or environmental spheres in Australia. Additionally, she may be interested in receiving pitches for podcasts that explore the climate crisis or delve into Australian political issues.
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By: Allison Chan, Camilla Hannan, Tamsin Rose, Hannah Parkes, Miles Martignoni, Andrew Messenger
Queensland state reporter Andrew Messenger speaks to Tamsin Rose about recommendations made by police and experts to prevent a repeat of the tragic shooting that happened at Wieambilla in December 2022
By: Miles Herbert, Mostafa Rachwani, Karen Middleton, Camilla Hannan, Tamsin Rose, Hannah Parkes
Karen Middleton and Mostafa Rachwani tell Tamsin Rose about the political calculations behind the opposition leader’s latest line of attack
By: Gabrielle Chan, Tamsin Rose, Sharlotte Thou, Allison Chan, Hannah Parkes, Camilla Hannan, Calla Wahlquist
Tamsin Rose speaks to rural and regional editor Calla Wahlquist and columnist Gabrielle Chan about why changing the time continues to be a divisive issue
By: Camilla Hannan, Tamsin Rose, Karishma Luthria, Melissa Davey, Hannah Parkes
Tamsin Rose speaks to Sydney mum Bronwyn, whose son started problem gambling at 17, and medical editor Melissa Davey about why there is an urgent need for reform
By: Karen Middleton, Tamsin Rose, Joe Koning, Ben Smee, Hannah Parkes, Miles Herbert, Camilla Hannan
Tamsin Rose speaks to political editor Karen Middleton and Queensland state correspondent Ben Smee on how politicians from all sides are reading the results
By: Hannah Parkes, Miles Herbert, Nour Haydar, Camilla Hannan, Allison Chan, Tory Shepherd
Senior reporter Tory Shepherd talks to Nour Haydar about why the concern about a falling birth rate means we should rethink the pursuit of continued growth, and reduce the barriers to choices for women
By: Nour Haydar, Joe Koning, Allison Chan, Hannah Parkes, Camilla Hannan
As a brutal war continues in Sudan, Nour Haydar speaks to Unicef spokesperson James Elder about what he has seen on the ground and Melbourne-based student Mohamed Hadi about local initiatives to support civilians and raise awareness
By: Nour Haydar, Allison Chan, Cinnamon Nippard, Hannah Parkes, Camilla Hannan
Nour Haydar speaks with Kathryn Joy about the silence, stigma and grief of losing one parent at the hands of another and how children bereaved by domestic violence should be better supported
By: Karen Middleton, Camilla Hannan, Miles Martignoni
Guardian Australia’s political editor, Karen Middleton, talks with the minister for infrastructure, transport, regional development and local government, Catherine King, about the government’s plans for wide-ranging aviation reform and whether travellers will get a better deal
By: Petra Stock, Miles Herbert, Miles Martignoni, Reged Ahmad, Camilla Hannan
Reged Ahmad speaks to environment reporter Petra Stock about how SA pulled off a renewable energy world record – and how it plans to power the entire state with weather-dependent electricity in just a few years
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