Brisbane Bureau Chief/QLD Political Correspondent
Mark Ludlow is the Brisbane Bureau Chief and QLD Political Correspondent for The Australian Financial Review. With a focus on national issues in Australia, particularly in Queensland, Mark covers a wide range of topics including energy, politics, and economic developments. His articles provide in-depth analysis and insights into key issues affecting the region.
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Mark Ludlow's coverage focuses on Australian politics and the energy industry, particularly in Queensland. He often reports on government announcements and cites data to support his articles.
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