National Affairs Editor, The Age & The Sydney Morning Herald
James Massola is the National Affairs Editor at The Age & The Sydney Morning Herald. He focuses on government and politics, covering a range of topics including elections, public policy, and current affairs, while also delving into culture and society. James has been featured in Church Resources Media, The Age, Stuff, The Sydney Morning Herald, Brisbane Times, WAtoday, and Waikato Times.
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By: James Massola
Luke Gosling is the distraction Anthony Albanese neither needed nor wanted.
By: James Massola
There is a growing schism between the federal government and business. Anthony Albanese can’t afford to let it go on.
August 29, 2026 — 5:00am Pauline Hanson has demanded the prime minister double One Nation's allocation of political staffers, pointing out the Greens have received more than double her party's allocation.
By: James Massola
A new round of privacy laws designed to protect Australians’ personal information and keep pace with new technology will be unveiled on Monday.
By: Nick Newling, James Massola
Pauline Hanson says Anthony Albanese has crossed a line after One Nation’s victory in the Secret Harbour byelection.
While Labor has had a week full of bad economic news, the federal opposition has been unable to capitalise on it. But there is a saviour waiting in the wings.
While Labor has had a week full of bad economic news, the federal opposition has been unable to capitalise on it. But there is a saviour waiting in the wings.
