Paul Karp is the Chief Political Correspondent at Guardian Australia. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, legislation, and social issues, with a particular focus on Australia and US politics. Paul has been featured in Yahoo Sports Canada, AOL UK, Yahoo News UK, The Guardian, and Yahoo Finance UK.
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By: Paul Karp
Early on in Peter Dutton's stint as opposition leader, he made two interesting appointments: Julian Leeser, for shadow Indigenous affairs minister, and Ted O'Brien, for shadow climate change.
By: Paul Karp
Decline of just 12% in first four months of the year put dramatic 40% goal out of reach, migration expert says
By: Paul Karp
In final poll of the year, nearly half say 2024 ended up being worse than they expected at the beginning of the year
By: Paul Karp
Review to reveal $14.6bn in savings and $16.3bn for payments and programs, including pensions and childcare subsidies
By: Dan Jervis-Bardy, Paul Karp, Peter Hannam
Budget downgrade blamed on Australian economy being hit harder than anticipated by higher interest rates, cost of living pressures and global uncertainty
By: Paul Karp
With voters distracted by Christmas, the government has saved major announcements for 2025, using the mini-budget to prove it can get its sums right
Advocates say the landmark ABS findings show LGBTI+ people are a substantial part of Australian society
By: Paul Karp
Exclusive: Fundraising body backing candidates in suburbs and regions, particularly in Victoria and south-east Queensland
By: Paul Karp
Infrastructure Australia report also reveals that transport has lost its share of infrastructure investment as country transitions to net zero
By: Paul Karp
· 2-min read Transport has shrunk as a share of infrastructure investment, as Australia re-gears towards constructing buildings and utilities for the energy transition.
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