George Grylls is a politics reporter at The Australian. He covers a wide range of topics including elections, government, public policy, and international affairs, with a focus on regional interest and world news. George's work has been featured in The Australian, Waikato Times, The Press, The Times, The Post, and Knowledia.
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George Grylls' coverage heavily focuses on government and politics, particularly in the context of world affairs. He frequently covers evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements, and legal policy regulations related to topics such as the Russia-Ukraine conflict, international relations, Israeli-Palestinian conflict, defense issues in both UK and global politics.
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Tehran fires ballistic missiles at airbase in Jordan as retaliation for attacks that delayed supreme leader’s interment by eight hours
By: George Grylls
Allies say the president’s own appointees have ‘gone rogue’ and if Republicans lose the Senate at the midterms it could cost him a core part of his legacy
President Trump calls Tehran’s negotiators ‘sick’ and a host of targets are hit across the Middle East
By: George Grylls, Samer Al
The vice-president claimed in an interview with the podcaster Joe Rogan that there was a ‘literal foreign-influence campaign to tank’ the peace deal
Roy Cooper is leading a Trump-backed Republican in polls for North Carolina’s vital race with the message: ‘make stuff cost less’. Does the party get it?
By: George Grylls
Trump will be in New Jersey on Sunday to watch the match — his first of the tournament — and present the trophy to the winning team
Combative war secretary is questioned in Congress about US war aims and the cost of the conflict as he demands an extra $67 billion funding for his department
Connor Read was attending a green card appointment when he was taken to a detention facility. He has been held for more than six weeks
The Trump administration has put pressure on Britain to act against the Islamist group, which is not proscribed in the UK
Laura Loomer was once a staunch critic of US support for Ukraine. Then she travelled to Kyiv to meet its president in a bizarre interview
