Phillip Coorey is a Political Editor at the Australian Financial Review. He specializes in government and politics, with a keen focus on topics such as climate change, energy, and voter dynamics in Australia. Phillip's work has earned him recognition, including being a two-time winner of the Paul Lyneham award for press gallery excellence.
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Phillip Coorey's coverage largely revolves around Australian government and politics, as well as the economy. His articles frequently feature government announcements and legal policy regulation.
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By: Tom McIlroy, Phillip Coorey
By: Phillip Coorey
The government’s $4.7 billion childcare subsidy has been all but eaten up by fee increases in just over a year
By: Phillip Coorey
Every student will have their debt cut by 20 per cent at a cost to the budget of $16 billion, as Labor escalates its pitch to young voters.
By: Phillip Coorey
The Albanese government is poised to unveil permanent measures to lower student debt, on top of the one-off $16 billion reduction.
By: Phillip Coorey
When it comes to inflation, we are at the point where spin is clashing with substance.
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