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Hannah Parkes’ coverage focuses on a mix of government and politics, with significant attention to entertainment news. Given the prevalence of podcasts in her work, she may favor pitches that offer engaging and personal narratives or interviews related to these topics.
For government and politics content, consider offering expert commentary from credible sources with unique insights into political events or policy changes within Australia. For entertainment-related stories, consider pitching compelling human-interest stories or interviews featuring well-known personalities.
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By: Cheyne Anderson, Allison Chan, Rafqa Touma, Hannah Parkes, Tom Mcilroy, Daniel Semo
Rafqa Touma speaks to Tom McIllroy about the negotiations between the prime minister and the Coalition and whether the deal they reach will do what is needed to help those struggling with gambling addiction
By: Daniel Semo, Barrie Cassidy, Hannah Parkes, Tony Barry
Barrie Cassidy and Tony Barrie look at Liberal senator Andrew Bragg’s plan to solve the housing crisis – a plan that doesn’t have the support of his own party. They also discuss ‘melon-gate’
By: Reged Ahmad, Hannah Parkes, Lu Hill, Jacob Round
Liberal Senator and shadow housing minister Andrew Bragg last week said his plan to cut migration is the solution - but so far, he’s fuzzy on the details. And the government wants house prices to fall, but doesn’t seem to want to take credit for it when they do. Reged Ahmad speaks to economist Saul Eslake on what really works and why politicians can’t seem to fix one of the biggest problems facing us all.
By: Lu Hill, Eva Corlett, Shelley Hepworth, Hannah Parkes, Taylah Strano, Reged Ahmad
New Zealand correspondent Eva Corlett joins Reged Ahmad to look at the country’s politics and whether Christopher Luxon can make it to election day
By: Lu Hill, Rafqa Touma, Hannah Parkes, Penry Buckley, Cheyne Anderson
Rafqa Touma speaks to Penry Buckley about whether the buyback will work and why the move has angered so many.
By: Jonathan Yerushalmy, Daniel Semo, Joe Koning, Reged Ahmad, Hannah Parkes
Reged Ahmad and Jonathan Yerushalmy look at what the reported food shortages and mental health crisis on the USS Lincoln say about whether the US military is stretched too thin
By: Barrie Cassidy, Bertin Huynh, Daniel Semo, Hannah Parkes, Tony Barry
Barrie Cassidy and Tony Barry examine the deals made this week between the Coalition and Labor and discuss whether a One Nation candidate could oust Liberal MP Andrew Hastie
By: Tony Barry, Bertin Huynh, Hannah Parkes, Daniel Semo, Barrie Cassidy
Barrie Cassidy and Tony Barry examine the deals made this week between the Coalition and Labor and discuss whether a One Nation candidate could oust Liberal MP Andrew Hastie
By: Jacob Round, Hannah Parkes, David Smith, Cheyne Anderson, Lu Hill, Reged Ahmad
The Guardian’s Washington bureau chief, David Smith, speaks to Reged Ahmad about Harp’s journey from cancer survivor to Trump supporter – and how one Democrat senator put Harp in the global spotlight
By: Taylah Strano, Molly Glassey, Lu Hill, Reged Ahmad, Tom Mcilroy, Cheyne Anderson, Hannah Parkes
Political editor Tom McIlroy speaks to Reged Ahmad about calls for accountability, an apology and potential reparations for Israel’s killing of Australian aid worker Zomi Frankcom
