Noel Towell is an Economics Editor for The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, and Brisbane Times, with a focus on local news in Australia, specifically in New South Wales and Sydney. His articles cover a wide range of topics including politics, public sector unions, entertainment, and sports. Noel's work has also been featured in WAtoday.
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Noel Towell's coverage focuses largely on local politics, government announcements, and legal policy regulation in Australia, particularly New South Wales and Sydney. Additionally, he covers sports and entertainment news with a particular emphasis on notable figures or events.
Given his interest in Australian politics, reaching out to him with insights into political developments within the region would likely be well-received. He also seems interested in high-profile legal cases and their outcomes as well as significant changes within the media and entertainment industry.
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By: Noel Towell, Alex Crowe, Chrysanthos Daniella White
By: Alex Crowe, Daniella White, Natassia Chrysanthos, Noel Towell
The Victorian Treasurer has slammed the Albanese government over its plan to slash the numbers of international students and warned of unintended consequences.
By: Noel Towell
The University of Melbourne will shrug off any effects of the government’s new caps on foreign students, despite the institutions protestations, S&P says.
By: Noel Towell, Alex Crowe
By: Noel Towell, Alex Crowe
An OECD comparison of education funding reveals the Australian government is spending more on private schools and less on public schools than other countries.
By: Noel Towell, David Hastie
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