Joseph Dunstan is a journalist at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). He focuses on culture and society, exploring topics such as social issues, protests, and the impact of the Coronavirus in Australia. His work has also been featured in Cigalah Group.
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Joseph's coverage primarily focuses on government announcements and legal policy regulations in the context of Victoria, Australia. He frequently reports on political developments, particularly those related to Aboriginal treaty negotiations and local Victorian politics.
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By: Kate Ashton, Bridget Brennan, Joseph Dunstan
Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan says learning about the depth of brutality involved in historical massacres of Aboriginal tribes near her home city shamed and "distressed" her.
By: Madi Chwasta, Richard Willingham, Joseph Dunstan
Popular major projects – including the Airport Rail Link -- have been put on the backburner as part of the Victorian government's pitch to be more fiscally responsible, in Treasurer's Tim Pallas's 10th budget.
By: Joseph Dunstan
For thousands of Australians, the world changed forever on July 17, 2014. A decade later, those who knew and loved the 38 Australians who lost their lives on MH17 are determined to ensure their memories will never be forgotten.
By: Joseph Dunstan
There are reports of IT outages affecting major institutions in Australia and internationally. The ABC is experiencing a major network outage, along with several other media outlets.
In short: What's next? The legacy of one of Australia's first prime ministers, Alfred Deakin, has been under scrutiny in Victoria, as
By: Joseph Dunstan
Elizabeth Balderstone's family property is the site of one of the worst massacres of Aboriginal people in Victorian history. She told Victoria's Yoorrook Justice Commission that fact has led her to call for "honesty with our history".
By: Kristian Silva, Tim Callanan, Joseph Dunstan
Former pilot Greg Lynn is facing sentencing in the Supreme Court over the murder of Carol Clay in Victoria's High Country in 2020.
By: Joseph Dunstan
A new public holiday and more oversight of government spending on Indigenous affairs are among the ideas being taken into Victoria's treaty negotiations later this year.
By: Nate Woodall, Joseph Dunstan
On Wurundjeri bushland in Melbourne's inner north, rhythmic beats and a chorus of voices filled the sunny skies.
By: Joseph Dunstan
Organisers of Melbourne's Invasion Day rally say they have no plans to disrupt the Australian Open, and misinformation suggesting they did has caused "harm and distress".
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