Matthew Doran is a Federal Political Reporter for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). With a focus on national politics in Australia, Matthew covers a wide range of topics including government policies, legal issues, and infrastructure investment. His work has also been featured in the Cigalah Group.
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Matthew Doran's coverage primarily focuses on Australian government and politics, with a significant emphasis on legal policy regulation. He frequently reports on government announcements and related legal matters.
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By: Matthew Doran, Elizabeth Byrne
A High Court ruling late last year has seen political brawling over immigration detention reach levels not seen for the best part of a decade. This week another case makes its way to the court and the consequences could again be major.
By: Matthew Doran, Elizabeth Byrne
By: Matthew Doran
Lawyers for an Iranian man refusing to cooperate with efforts to deport him will make their arguments before the High Court today, demanding his release into the community.
Lawyers for an Iranian man refusing to cooperate with authorities trying to deport him will make their arguments for his release in the High Court
By: Matthew Doran, Elizabeth Byrne
Lawyers for an Iranian man demanding to be released from detention have told the High Court their client would be prepared to be sent to anywhere other than Iran, even war-ravaged Gaza.
By: Matthew Doran
Labor politician Dan Repacholi is just two qualifying events away from getting a ticket to his sixth Olympics.
By: Matthew Doran
On the eve of the 28th anniversary of the Port Arthur massacre in which Walter Mikac lost his wife and two daughters, the gun reform campaigner says it is "bittersweet" to finally see federal government funding for a national firearms register.
By: Matthew Doran
Defence Minister Richard Marles has unveiled another $100 million in Australian funding and supplies for Ukraine, as Kyiv pleads for greater international support in its resistance against Russian forces.
By: Matthew Doran
A new survey has found online predators are targeting parents who share photos of their children on social media, asking them sexual questions and offering them cash for more photos.
By: Matthew Doran, Tom Lowrey
The federal government is being pressed to explain why it allowed a former immigration detainee, who is now facing charges over a violent home
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