Matthew Taylor is a reporter at the Guardian, specializing in environmental issues with a focus on energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and the construction industry. His work often intersects with themes of competitive sports and team sports, reflecting a diverse range of interests. Matthew's insights and reporting have been featured in numerous publications, including BioRxiv, The Times, and Mother Jones.
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Matthew Taylor’s coverage is primarily focused on local community events, education and cultural happenings in Grantham. He frequently reports on positive news stories related to family and relationships, as well as entertainment events.
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Additionally, if you have information about new developments or positive achievements concerning local schools or community projects in Grantham, he may appreciate hearing from you.
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By: Jerome Doraisamy, Matthew Taylor
With the surging fuel prices and supply chain disruptions, it is clear that the vast majority of Australian businesses are having to reshape their operating models to cater for the inevitable increase in costs and drop in revenue.
Australia's taxation system is facing growing structural pressures from ageing, healthcare, defence, and economic transition costs, a new publication has suggested.
A complaints data snapshot released by the ombudsman reveals a sharp rise in complaints in recent months, with debt issues emerging as the biggest concern for taxpayers.
The general view of Wes Streeting's two-year tenure as health secretary hovers at around six or seven out of 10, which – to be fair – is substantially higher than...
Accounting professionals who aren’t already immersed in the use of AI are “a bit of an outlier,” according to one professional.
Sixty per cent of employees are currently using AI on a regular basis in their workplace, while only 22 per cent of employees say they've received any training or support from their employer to use AI in their work.
Two in five Australian businesses have still not reviewed or are unsure of their cash flow impact, ahead of Payday Super coming into effect on 1 July 2026, according to a new Employment Hero survey.
By: Matthew Taylor
Some Australians are missing out on important tax deductions by underestimating the complexity of their tax affairs, H&R Block research has revealed.
Royce Lewis was supposed to spend weeks rebuilding his game in Triple-A. Instead, he's making it impossible for the Twins to leave him there.
Record numbers linked to warming waters is mixed news for fishers, with shellfish catches down but octopus catches booming
