Paul Karp is the Chief Political Correspondent at Guardian Australia. With a focus on multinational politics in Australia, Paul covers a wide range of topics including immigration, welfare, budget, and government policies. His work has also been featured in Yahoo Sports Canada and Yahoo News UK.
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By: Paul Karp
Increase follows Albanese government tripling financial rewards for GPs to bulk bill pensioners, concession card holders and children
By: Paul Karp
Anthony Albanese hits out at Coalition MP who got a ‘free education’ but is now ‘lecturing people they can’t have their debt reduced’
By: Paul Karp
There was strong support for legal abortion among respondents surveyed about the US election, but almost 60% agreed with key elements of former president’s platform
By: Paul Karp
Court ruled in favour of a stateless refugee who argued the visa conditions breached the separation of powers and amounted to punishment
By: Paul Karp
Tony Abbot and Scott Morrison praise likely victor’s strength amid concerns over his environmental policies and role in global diplomacy
By: Paul Karp
Exclusive: Non-citizens charged with breaching conditions to be let off after high court rules ankle bracelets and curfews as unconstitutional
By: Paul Karp, Sarah Basford Canales
PM fully briefed on ‘potential outcomes’ of US election and says Australia is prepared for Trump’s policies on security, economic and other issues
By: Paul Karp
Tony Burke introduces bill authorising Australia to pay third countries to accept unlawful non-citizens, such as those released after high court’s NZYQ decision
By: Paul Karp
Nationals senator Matt Canavan and MP Keith Pitt both spoke out about the party’s climate policy in the wake of Donald Trump’s win
By: Paul Karp
Two non-citizens want landmark NZYQ decision extended to people who remain in detention while their protection visa applications are processed
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