Natassia Chrysanthos is a federal politics reporter for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age. She focuses on immigration, social issues, and the NDIS, covering a range of topics including elections, public policy, and diversity and inclusion from Parliament House in Canberra. Natassia's work has been featured in Church Resources Media, WAtoday, Brisbane Times, and Stuff, among others.
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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.
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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
Australia's system for helping jobseekers into work will be overhauled for the first time in 30 years as the federal government grapples with the best way to assist the country's growing number of long-term unemployed people.
By: Natassia Chrysanthos
By: Natassia Chrysanthos
The Greens, which were preparing to support the laws, said they would use the opportunity to push the government over why existing property investors will keep their tax breaks under grandfathering arrangements.
By: Angus Delaney, Natassia Chrysanthos
Billionaire Adrian Portelli’s lawyers have urged the government to not paint the whole industry with the same brush, as gambling reforms target giveaway businesses.
By: Natassia Chrysanthos
By: Natassia Chrysanthos
Disability Discrimination Commissioner Rosemary Kayess sounded the alarm with several elements of Labor’s package to cut $37 billion from future NDIS spending.
By: Natassia Chrysanthos
Labor's plans to push its major budget bills through parliament by the end of June could be thrown off course as the Coalition, Greens and crossbench
By: Natassia Chrysanthos
The Senate could team up to derail Labor’s agenda, with the Coalition seeking a longer tax inquiry while the Greens want more time to investigate sweeping changes to the NDIS.
