Natassia Chrysanthos is an Urban Culture Reporter for The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, Brisbane Times, and WAtoday. With a focus on local Australian stories, Natassia covers a range of topics including health, social issues, and the impact of government policies on individuals and families. Her articles provide insight and analysis into important issues affecting communities across Australia.
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Natassia Chrysanthos primarily covers local Australian government announcements, legal policy regulation, and healthcare topics. This indicates a preference for pitches related to NDIS (National Disability Insurance Scheme), healthcare, medical costs, mental health issues, as well as Australian government policies and initiatives.
Given the high coverage of government announcements and legal policy regulations with themes around Government & Politics and Healthcare & Pharmaceutical sectors in Australia, Natassia would likely be receptive to sources who can provide insights into these areas. Consider offering expert commentary or data-driven analysis on current policies or legislative changes impacting the healthcare sector in Australia.
As Natassia focuses on local coverage within Australia, she is particularly interested in stories that have a direct impact on Australians or relate to governmental decisions affecting the country's citizens.
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By: Natassia Chrysanthos, Angus Thompson
By: Natassia Chrysanthos
As new analysis shows federal spending on family, domestic and sexual violence has soared from $2 million to $644 million over the last 10 years, experts are asking for better evidence and more action.
By: Natassia Chrysanthos
Struggling Australians will be able to pick up the phone to access a free new digital mental health service whenever they need help, under the
By: Angus Thompson, Natassia Chrysanthos
Every student enrolled at university will have to pay for student unions as part of the costs factored into their studies on campus under Labor's federal budget.
By: Natassia Chrysanthos
The announcement formed the centrepiece of the Albanese government’s long-awaited response to an evaluation of the under-strain mental health system.
By: Natassia Chrysanthos
By: Natassia Chrysanthos, Shane Wright
We pick apart an abridged version of Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ third budget speech – and explain five key points.
By: Natassia Chrysanthos
By: Natassia Chrysanthos, Shane Wright
Big tobacco excise increases have been used to boost the budget bottom line. But fewer smokers, more vapers and a burgeoning black market are killing the tax cash cow.
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