Politics and Public Sector Reporter
Sarah Basford Canales is a political reporter for The Guardian Australia, specializing in politics and the public sector. With a focus on multinational issues, Sarah's work covers a wide range of topics including human rights, government policies, and social justice. Her articles have been featured in various publications including Yahoo News UK, Illawarra Mercury, Farm Online, and many more.
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Sarah Basford Canales primarily focuses on government and politics, with a significant emphasis on legal policy regulation. She appears to have a particular interest in Australian politics, the Labor Party, the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), international relations, and media regulation. Given her coverage attributes and themes covered, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to new policy announcements or changes within these areas of focus. Additionally, she may also appreciate expert commentary from individuals well-versed in legal matters pertaining to government policies and regulations.
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By: Stephanie Convery, Sarah Basford Canales
It's not easy to find disability support workers in regional areas, let alone those with whom one can develop a strong level of trust, but over the past seven years Jarrod Sandell-Hay has managed it.
By: Adam Morton, Amy Remeikis, Eden Gillespie, Sarah Basford Canales
‘We must do all we can to become more sustainable’, says shadow environment minister
By: Sarah Basford Canales
Body says no update has been made on treatment of prisoners one year after it accused Australia of a ‘clear breach’ of its obligations under anti-torture treaty
By: Daniel Hurst, Sarah Basford Canales
Acting foreign minister Katy Gallagher says government is worried about potential for ‘further escalation of conflict in the region’
By: Sarah Basford Canales, Daniel Hurst
The Australian government has urged all parties to “exercise restraint and step back” after the US confirmed Israel has launched retaliatory strikes on Iran, bringing the Middle East closer to a regional war.
By: Sarah Basford Canales
Reynolds says if ‘Higgins does not accept Justice Lee’s findings on the claims of coverup and mistreatment … it will have to be proved again in our trial’
By: Sarah Basford Canales
Former federal senator Rex Patrick’s 16-month tussle shows Treasury provided Jim Charmers with a range of policy options
By: Sarah Basford Canales
Honouring people like security guard at Bondi stabbing, Muhammad Taha, can help ease social tensions, says Giridharan Sivaraman
By: Sarah Basford Canales, Karen Middleton
Commissioner Reece Kershaw asked at National Press Club about the leaking of personal text messages from the phone of Brittany Higgins
By: Sarah Basford Canales
The Albanese government faces a political fight as the Greens and Coalition have already shared their distaste for the idea – for different reasons
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