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Tegan George

Tegan George is a seasoned journalist with nearly two decades of experience reporting on the events and policies that shape Australia. From the halls of Parliament House to the frontlines of natural disasters, she brings clarity and insight to complex issues and is passionate about making politics accessible and engaging for all audiences.

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Allegra Spender calls for windfall profits tax on war-driven oil and gas profits

The Member for Wentworth is pushing for Treasurer Jim Chalmers to introduce a tax of at least 50 per cent on revenue earned above expected levels due to global supply disruptions, calling for an urgent windfall tax on gas and oil companies raking in “extraordinary profits” from the escalating conflict in the Middle East.

Economy
Allegra Spender calls for windfall profits tax on war-driven oil and gas profits

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South Australia vote looms as research shows majority back abortion rights

As South Australia prepares to vote amid escalating anti-abortion rhetoric, new polling research shows that a clear majority of Australians support a woman’s right to choose.

Society & Inequality
South Australia vote looms as research shows majority back abortion rights

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Pressure mounts on Albanese Government to curb investor tax breaks after CGT inquiry findings

The Albanese Government has again signalled its plans to wind back the capital gains tax discount, after a Senate inquiry gave Treasurer Jim Chalmers the green light ahead of the May budget.

EconomySociety & Inequality
Pressure mounts on Albanese Government to curb investor tax breaks after CGT inquiry findings

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Robodebt findings spark calls to fix NACC and protect whistleblowers

An investigation into the illegal Robodebt scheme has found two senior public officials engaged in corrupt conduct, but the Greens say the political and bureaucratic “architects” have “walked away scot-free”.

Society & InequalityDemocracy & Accountability
Robodebt findings spark calls to fix NACC and protect whistleblowers
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