Ethan James is a reporter for the Australian Associated Press. He covers a diverse range of topics including education, competitive sports, and regional interest stories, while also delving into international laws and legal affairs. Ethan's work has been featured in numerous publications such as The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, and 9News.
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Ethan James focuses on local news in Australia, particularly New South Wales and Newcastle, covering evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements, and legal policy regulation. His themes mainly revolve around government & politics and crime.
When reaching out to Ethan with story pitches or expert commentary, consider providing insights related to the Tasmanian Government's policies or decisions that impact the local community. Additionally, offering perspectives on evolving crime-related issues within these specific areas may capture his interest.
Given the focus on breaking news and evolving stories underpinned by government announcement attributes along with a significant coverage of legal policy regulation topics such as "Crime", it is advisable to provide well-researched inputs from relevant experts who can offer valuable analysis or context specifically tailored to these local aspects of Australian affairs.
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A pitch for Australians to relocate to New Zealand and avoid Labor's tax shake-up has been laughed off as "cheeky" by the nations' respective leaders.
By: Jacob Shteyman, Ethan James
Labor has laughed off the New Zealand prime minister's criticism of the capital gains tax, arguing the two nations have very different systems.
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It's a merger of two perhaps quintessential Tasmanian things - a bungled infrastructure project and quirky depths-of-winter art.
Independent crossbench MPs and the Greens have threatened Tasmania's minority Liberal premier with further action if he doesn't provide more detail about a former minister's legal fees.
By: Abe Maddison, Ethan James, Robyn Wuth
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Tasmania's premier has admitted dropping the ball over a court costs saga involving a former minister, comparing the matter to a "pile of crap" that landed on his desk.
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Tasmania's premier could face parliamentary repercussions over a court costs saga involving a former minister, with his answers to questions painting a "far worse picture".
Hundreds of jobs and the future of Australia's only manganese smelter are again in limbo after its preferred buyer ran into trouble during negotiations.
