Junior Account Manager at @DeadGoodMedia
Australia (National)
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Chris Wallace's coverage predominantly focuses on sports, particularly basketball. When reaching out to him, consider providing insights or stories related to basketball and other sports that would be relevant to his Australian audience.
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By: Chris Wallace
Carbon pricing and the Gillard government are fused together like molten glass in the memory of all those who witnessed the traumatic and consequential policy and political drama surrounding it.
Stick around Canberra long enough and you see everything, and then you see it again. And again. Budgets, for example – we’ve all seen a few. It’s quite possible, however, that this week in politics and next week’s budget could turn out to be a historic hinge moment in Australian national life, in more ways than one.
For Chris Mitchell, discovering Scandinavian design was a life-changing moment. Since then, the former magazine executive has set out to surround himself with exquisite mid-century pieces.
By: Chris Wallace
Do Australians really want reform? It's a reasonable question to ask as the Albanese government weathers trenchant attacks on its recent federal budget.
Do Australians really want reform? It’s a reasonable question to ask as the Albanese government weathers trenchant attacks on its recent federal budget. From the front pages to Facebook, in parliament and in the opinion polls, the mood seems so sour...
The Albanese government was criticised on its first term for not doing enough. Now that it is prescribing reform, it’s copping flak for that, too.
By: Chris Wallace
Do Australians really want reform? It's a reasonable question to ask as the Albanese government weathers trenchant attacks on its recent federal budget.
By: Chris Wallace
Do Australians really want reform? It's a reasonable question to ask as the Albanese government weathers trenchant attacks on its recent federal budget. Subscribe now for unlimited access. Login or signup to continue reading From the front pages...
By: Chris Wallace
Safe passage through parliament was secured this week for tax reforms proposed in the Albanese government's 2026 budget.
The news that Australia will now only be getting used nuclear submarines should alert the government that AUKUS may prove more myth than reality
