Eleni Psaltis is a journalist for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), focusing on national news in Australia. She covers a wide range of topics, including politics, international relations, and business. Eleni's work provides in-depth analysis and reporting on current events, keeping the public informed and engaged.
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Eleni Psaltis primarily focuses on national news in Australia, with a strong emphasis on government announcements and evolving political stories. She also covers world affairs, international relations, and sports to a significant extent.
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By: Eleni Psaltis
Calls for a senate inquiry into the federal government's proposed social media ban for children under 16 are intensifying.Phil Hayes-Brown would like to see an inquiry. His daughter has an intellectual disability and he's the CEO of Wallara which runs five social enterprises - teaching people with intellectual disabilities to be independent.
By: Eleni Psaltis
The federal government is securing some guarantees for physical cash today. From 2026, the government wants to make it mandatory for businesses - selling essential items like groceries and fuel - to continue accepting cash.
By: Eleni Psaltis
Holiday rental giant Airbnb has secured a deal with the Colosseum Archaeological Park, to offer 16 tourists a chance to quote "unleash their inner gladiator" by booking a free evening experience at the Colosseum to mark the release of the Paramount film, "Gladiator II".
By: Eleni Psaltis
The Australian Antarctic Division is in recruitment drive at the moment for more than 200 tradies and four doctors.So what do you need to know?
By: Eleni Psaltis
Tens of thousands of Kiwis have marched across New Zealand in the past nine days in what's known as a hīkoi, or peaceful protest, which wound its way to the parliament in Wellington yesterday.
The NSW Premier Chris Minns has confirmed industrial action - for Sydney trains - is off for tomorrow and this weekend following talks with rail union officials at state parliament this afternoon.
By: Eleni Psaltis
"Our horror and our national shame": Those were the opening words of Northern Territory Coroner today as she called for a significant funding boost to the domestic, family and sexual violence sector in the territory.Coroner Elisabeth Armitage spent more than a year investigating the deaths of four women who were among the more than 80 Aboriginal women killed in domestic violence attacks in the Northern Territory since the year 2000.
By: Eleni Psaltis
Planet Earth has had a little companion for the past two months - an asteroid affectionately known as the mini moon.But they're about to part company due to the tug of the sun's gravity.
By: Eleni Psaltis
The Albanese Government says Australia is now on track to reach its emissions reduction target for 2030.The target for the end of the decade is for emissions to be cut by 43 per cent below 2005 levels -- the latest projections put the figure at 42.6 per cent.
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