Eleanor Campbell is a prominent journalist based in Australia, with a focus on national news. She has written for various publications including Kalgoorlie Miner, The Daily Telegraph, News.com.au, Sky News Australia, and more. Eleanor covers a wide range of topics, from politics and social issues to cybercrime and consumer protection.
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Eleanor Campbell's coverage primarily focuses on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and themes related to government & politics in Australia. She has a particular interest in cybersecurity, hacking, and political developments.
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The majority of APS bashes will be self-funded this year.
By: Eleanor Campbell
Tourism Australia has come under fire for breaching Commonwealth procurement rules in a scathing report handed down by the Auditor-General which
By: Eleanor Campbell
Tourism Australia has come under fire for breaching Commonwealth procurement rules in a scathing report handed down by the Auditor-General which
By: Eleanor Campbell
Ministers were kept in the dark on $311m contracts.
By: Eleanor Campbell
Whether it's a clip on the best way to peel a mango or a slideshow on the quirks of owning a family dog, politicians have turned to influencers to figure out how to reach younger, chronically online audiences.
Twelve people have been rescued by authorities after a private cruise boat sunk on Lake Burley Griffin on Sunday afternoon. Login or signup to continue reading
By: Eleanor Campbell
By: Steve Evans, Eleanor Campbell
The NCA said it was working to remove the vessel.
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