National Affairs Editor, The Age & The Sydney Morning Herald
James Massola is the National Affairs Editor for The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald. With a focus on local Australian news, James covers a wide range of topics including politics, law enforcement, and current affairs. His work has also been featured in publications such as Brisbane Times.
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The salary threshold at which student loans must be repaid will rise more than $10,000 a year under a federal Labor policy shift that will make the overage HELP debt-holder $680 a year better off.
By: Mike Foley, James Massola, Matthew Knott
The nation’s senators are taking full advantage of their last chance for the year to quiz ministers and mandarins in Senate estimates.
By: James Massola
The opposition leader told a confidential meeting of MPs he would not change Australia’s abortion laws after fears of a crackdown in Queensland hurt the Liberal National Party.
By: James Massola, Tom Compagnoni
Liberal National Party senator Matt Canavan says abortion won’t be an issue at the election, but he won’t withdraw his “born alive” bill.
Voters have marked down many of the crossbench party’s signature policies, including ending negative gearing and capital gains tax and recognising Palestine.
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