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Anthony Galloway

Anthony Galloway

Chief Correspondent at Capital Brief

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    Recent Articles

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    Knives out

    Now that the election fight is over, the major parties have turned their attention to internal battles for power.
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    Fresh blood

    Anthony Albanese’s reshuffle signals a cautious generational shift within Labor as the prime minister begins to move on from the Rudd-Gillard years.
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    Labor rebuilds Home Affairs portfolio it once sought to dismantle

    Anthony Albanese has reversed course on Labor’s security shake-up, citing intelligence gaps during a Sydney terror probe as justification. Some say this was foreseeable.
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    Albanese agrees to formal talks on Australia-EU security agreement

    Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has agreed to launch formal negotiations on a security and defence pact with the European Union, marking a significant step towards deepening strategic ties amid a worsening geopolitical climate.
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    Back to business

    Anthony Albanese is signalling a shift away from government-led growth and calling on business to take the lead, as debate over tax and economic reform heats up.
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    Albanese launches plan to combat antisemitism

    Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has launched his government’s official plan to combat antisemitism following attacks on Jewish people in Melbourne over the weekend.
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    FOI foibles

    Despite pledges of transparency, Australia’s freedom of information system remains slow, opaque and riddled with excuses to block public access to information.
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    Budget deficit to be in 'low double digits': Chalmers

    Treasurer Jim Chalmers has revealed that the budget deficit for the 2024-25 financial is on track to be "in the low double digits", marking an improvement of more than $10 billion on the original forecast.
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    Krissy Barrett to replace Reece Kershaw as AFP boss

    Australian Federal Police commissioner Reece Kershaw has announced his retirement, with assistant commissioner Krissy Barrett to become the first female to lead the law enforcement agency.
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    Treasury raises alarm on high income taxes, generous concessions

    Treasurer Jim Chalmers has revealed the problems the government is trying to address in the upcoming Economic Reform Roundtable, with Treasury putting the country's reliance on high income taxes and generous investor concessions on the agenda.
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    Albanese announces Australia will recognise Palestinian state

    Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will announce his plan to recognise a Palestinian state in the coming days.