Gus McCubbing is a journalist for The Australian Financial Review, specializing in sports reporting. With a focus on tennis, Gus covers major tournaments and provides in-depth analysis of players and matches. His articles showcase his passion for the sport and his ability to capture the excitement and drama of tennis events.
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Gus McCubbing's coverage focuses heavily on government and politics in Australia, with an emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation. If you have expertise related to political analysis, legislative changes, or government policy impact on topics such as weather, cost of living, infrastructure funding or the NDIS (National Disability Insurance Scheme), your insights may be valuable for his articles.
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Western Australia topped CommSec’s latest State of the States report, which tracks key economic indicators to determine which jurisdiction is performing best.
By: Gus Mccubbing
Victorian Opposition Leader John Pesutto has set the stage to fight the 2026 election over debt, after vowing to cap net debt as a percentage of gross state product.
By: Gus McCubbing, John Kehoe
By: Gus Mccubbing
As families faces stubbornly high mortgage and utilities bills, they are increasingly turning to Woolworths and Coles’ own brands. It is a lucrative sale.
By: Gus Mccubbing
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson racially vilified Greens senator Mehreen Faruqi in a tweet telling her to “piss off back to Pakistan”, the Federal Court has ruled.
By: Gus Mccubbing
Victorian Chamber of Commerce CEO Paul Guerra says significant hikes to probate fees for wealthy estates means the state is “not the best place to hold assets”.
By: Gus Mccubbing, Jonathan Shapiro
The Democrats Abroad movement has helped at least 10,000 Americans living in Australia vote in this year’s presidential election.
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