Jane Norman is a political reporter for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), with a focus on national politics in Australia. She has also had her work featured in Record Publishing Co. and TucsonSentinel.com. Jane covers a wide range of political topics, including leadership speculation, government policies, energy issues, and the impact on everyday Australians.
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Jane's coverage focuses on a range of topics including government announcements, legal policy regulation, and personal finance in the context of Australian politics. She often cites data to support her reporting.
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By: Jane Norman
Nearly 200,000 Australians are still relying on 3G only devices which will stop working within weeks.
By: Jane Norman
As they stepped aboard the luxury yacht, about to set sail on the Seine, it wasn't our Olympians' hard-won medals glinting in the setting sun — it was their golden footwear.
On a dock alongside reminders of Australia's industrial past — blast furnaces and stockpiles of coal — a key piece of the country's energy future is taking shape.
On a hot and muggy Tuesday afternoon, people were out and about, and kids were cooling off in the local swimming pool when a "super-cell" storm struck with such force it flattened trees like pins in a bowling alley.
In short: Australia's leading advocate on Parkinson's disease is calling for a ban on a widely-used chemical because of growing evidence about its risk to farmers.
By: Jane Norman
Have you ever walked past an empty shell of a shop — claiming to be a tobacconist — and wondered how it's making any money?
By: Jane Norman
Program: The World Today Presented by New South Wales has announced plans for a major crackdown on the illegal tobacco trade.
By: Jane Norman
Two Coalition MPs are breaking a longstanding bipartisan approach to tobacco policy, calling on the federal government to lower the tax on cigarettes, to counter an "out of control" black market.
By: Jane Norman
Two Coalition MPs are breaking a longstanding bipartisan approach in tobacco policy, calling on the federal government to lower the tax on cigarettes, which critics argue is driving prices too high and fuelling a lucrative and dangerous black market.
Jane Norman invites the UK sector to engage in a constructive dialogue about how to better coordinate knowledge diplomacy activity
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