David Crowe is a Chief Political Correspondent at The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, business and economics, and social issues, with a keen focus on Australia's political landscape and climate change. David has been featured in numerous publications, including The Sydney Morning Herald, Brisbane Times, and The Age.
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David Crowe focuses primarily on government and politics in Australia. He gives extensive coverage to government announcements and legal policy regulations, indicating a strong interest in official statements and regulatory changes. Therefore, he may be particularly interested in receiving pitches related to exclusive insights or expert commentary on Australian political developments, major policy shifts, or significant legislative announcements.
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By: James Massola, Paul Sakkal, David Crowe
By: David Crowe, James Massola, Paul Sakkal, Mike Foley
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton will on Friday ask Australians to support an investment of about $400 billion in nuclear energy over several decades.
By: David Crowe, Peter Hartcher
By: David Crowe
Three years ago, the Coalition returning to government in 2025 seemed utterly implausible. It is no longer unrealistic – and the teals know it.
By: David Crowe
The sensitivities were so great that the families of the five men were told they could not be in Darwin to greet them when they landed.
By: Natassia Chrysanthos, David Crowe
New ways of assessing people for NDIS support will add to a series of changes that are slowing growth of the $47 billion scheme but also revoking people’s plans at higher rates.
By: Shane Wright, David Crowe
By: David Crowe, Shane Wright
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