Jake Evans is a Federal political reporter/producer for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) based in Canberra. He also writes for The Journal Gazette and London Daily News. With a focus on national politics, Jake covers a range of topics including government policies, international relations, and social issues.
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By: Jake Evans
The National Anti-Corruption Commission has announced it will reconsider its decisions not to investigate referrals from the Robodebt royal
By: Jake Evans
Anthony Albanese's purported close relationship with former Qantas boss Alan Joyce has reawakened questions about the federal government's decision to block a Qantas competitor's bid to expand in Australia.
By: Jake Evans
Federal ministers have sought to make clear that Prime Minister Anthony Albanese did not make any contact with former Qantas boss Alan Joyce to solicit free flight upgrades, after claims he had done so.
By: Jake Evans
Politicians have begun combing through their old flight records for any missing declarations, with at least one Liberal MP adding several previously undisclosed flights.
By: Jake Evans
The tech company behind Woolworths smart trolleys says its carts are designed to increase impulse buying, with the capability to send personalised
By: Jake Evans
The first "state of quantum" report has revealed how Australian governments have enthusiastically pursued the potentially revolutionary technology
By: Jake Evans
Lidia Thorpe has been censured for her protest against King Charles when he visited Parliament House last month, and Ralph Babet for offensive
By: Andrew Greene, Jake Evans
Wealthy private schools holding valuable personal data are increasingly being targeted by hackers according to Australia's cyber spy agency which has highlighted "evolving" online threats in its latest threat assessment.
By: Jake Evans
Fees that could have cost waste exporters hundreds of thousands of dollars to send paper and cardboard offshore for recycling will be scrapped in a joint manoeuvre between the Greens and the Coalition.
By: Jake Evans
Proposed laws that could put people released from immigration detention by the High Court back into custody may impinge on as many as 10 separate human rights, a bipartisan committee has found.
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