Jacob Greber is a senior correspondent based in Canberra for The Australian Financial Review. With a focus on national news in Australia, Jacob covers a wide range of topics including politics, climate change, energy, and economic issues. His reporting provides in-depth analysis and insights into the key issues shaping the country's political and economic landscape.
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By: Jacob Greber
Anthony Albanese has spoken to President-elect Donald Trump, following his victory in the US election.
By: Jacob Greber
Attention is naturally falling on how Anthony Albanese handles the potential thorns in Australia's relationship with the US in the wake of Donald Trump's emphatic re-election.
By: Jacob Greber
Treasurer Jim Chalmers will use a speech to foreign policy experts today to burnish his diplomatic credentials and issue a warning that Donald
By: Jacob Greber
Anthony Albanese is moving aggressively to ready Labor for an early election campaign, flying to Tasmania to announce high-profile candidates for Braddon and Lyons.
By: Jacob Greber
Peter Dutton has toughened his language about Kevin Rudd's appointment as the Australian ambassador to the US, after a Donald Trump aide who appeared to question his tenure was named as the president-elect's deputy chief of staff.
By: Tom Crowley, Jacob Greber
The Albanese government is pushing for the biggest shake-up of funding and disclosure laws in more than a decade.
By: Jacob Greber
Overall Australian attitudes to Donald Trump's victory are negative, but a surprising number of mortgage-aged households are less likely to fear him, a survey taken after the US election has found.
By: Jacob Greber
The federal government's struggling environmental protection reforms have won an eleventh-hour reprieve as the Greens postpone demands for a "climate trigger" to ensure senate passage this year.
By: Jacob Greber
Labor is blaming a law that was proposed and backed by the crossbench, including the Greens, for why the government is unlikely to announce a 2035 national emissions target ahead of the coming election.
By: Jacob Greber
Acting Prime Minister Richard Marles says the agreement, which Australia had been expected to join, is not relevant to the country's circumstances.
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