Ellen Ransley is a federal political reporter for The Nightly based in Parliament House. With a keen interest in defence, foreign affairs, and national security, she has extensively covered two federal elections and five budgets, while also focusing on regional interest and world news, energy and mining, and legal affairs. Ellen's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Australian, The Daily Telegraph, and News.com.au, and she was awarded News Corp’s Young Journalist of the Year in 2021 for her impactful reporting on rural mental health.
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Ellen Ransley's coverage is predominantly focused on Australian politics and government announcements. She shows a particular interest in legal policy regulation as well. Therefore, she would likely be most responsive to pitches related to Australian political developments, government policies, or legal regulations.
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By: Ellen Ransley, Jared Lynch
A sensational Federal government backflip on controversial small business tax hikes, “death” taxes and ministerial powers over asset taxes don’t go far enough for business leaders, saying Australia faces a hostile environment “on aspiration”.
By: Ellen Ransley, Jessica Wang
The Greens will wave through Labor’s initial tax reform laws in exchange for an eight week extension on the NDIS inquiry.
By: Sarah Perillo, Ellen Ransley, Eilidh Sproul-Mellis, Jessica Wang
Telstra’s five-hour nationwide mobile network outage brought down train services, closed cafes and left up to 333 triple-zero calls unanswered, raising questions over Australia’s reliance on our biggest telco.
By: Ellen Ransley
One Nation could win up to 20 Queensland seats and obliterate the LNP at the next federal election, according to a new poll that puts the right-wing party in striking distance of government.
By: Ellen Ransley
A loophole allowing dodgy NDIS providers to charge up to $194 an hour for golf lessons,
By: Ellen Ransley
More than 34,000 first-home buyers backed by the government are at risk of a $2.2bn wipe-out amid a cooling housing market.
By: Ellen Ransley
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke’s decision to postpone a speech where he was set to announce a sweeping migration overhaul came days after the government visa changes quietly came into effect.
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson says she doesn’t care if cutting the number of migrants hurts businesses, and has put Uber drivers and nail technicians in her sights.
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson says she doesn’t care if cutting the number of migrants hurts businesses, and has put Uber drivers and nail technicians in her sights.
By: Stella McKenna, Kathy Sundstrom, Ellen Ransley, Hayden Johnson, Mike Gambaro
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