Georgie Moore is a journalist for The Australian Financial Review, specializing in national news coverage in Australia. With a focus on politics, social issues, and economic affairs, Georgie delivers insightful articles that provide a comprehensive understanding of the current landscape in Australia.
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Georgie's coverage is heavily focused on politics, government announcements, and legal policy regulation within Australia. She often covers evolving stories related to superannuation and welfare.
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By: Georgie Moore
New political research shows voters are wary about the use of super for anything but retirement. Follow updates here.
By: Georgie Moore, Ingrid Fuary-Wagner
Where and how did the backbone of Australia’s modern workforce go so wrong and how can we fix it to avoid losing out to the likes of New Zealand and Canada.
By: Georgie Moore
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has been criticised for sticking by his decision to attend the wedding of radio shock jock Kyle Sandilands, after previously promising to DJ at the event.
Transport Workers Union secretary Michael Kaine accused the ATO of having “warped priorities”.
By: Georgie Moore
Media release | Friday, 15 December 2023 Homelessness NSW is urging the state government to double the availability of temporary accommodation over the next three years as frontline providers hit breaking point.
By: Georgie Moore
ACOSS CEO Cassandra Goldie will hold a media conference on Thursday morning about changes to the Stage 3 tax cuts. Who : ACOSS CEO Cassandra Goldie
By: Georgie Moore
Media release | Friday, February 23 2024 The Victorian Government has failed to fund 500 housing places for young people living with mental
By: Georgie Moore
Media alert | Thursday, 29 February 2024 ACOSS CEO Cassandra Goldie and Social Security Program Director Charmaine Crowe will hold a media conference responding to a Senate inquiry into poverty in Australia.
Media release | Thursday, 29 February 2024 ACOSS strongly commends the Senate Community Affairs References Committee’s call to urgently act
By: Nick Lucchinelli, Georgie Moore
The Safer World For All campaign has warned Australia's aid spending stagnating at historic lows means the nation is failing to invest in future prosperity and security.
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