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Angira BharadwajFederal Political Reporter

Angira Bharadwaj is the Federal Political Reporter for the Daily Telegraph based in the Canberra Press Gallery. Prior to that she worked as a State Political Reporter in the NSW Press Gallery. Angira has been at the masthead since 2017 and worked across politics, general news, health, features, lifestyle and entertainment.

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Angira Bharadwaj

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NSW

How NSW is paying the price for Victoria on coronavirus

A leading scientist says Victoria “went too far” with its measures to stop COVID-19 and now NSW could suffer for it, as cases rise in the southern state.

NSW

People on the snowfields at Thredbo on Saturday 3 August 2019.

Skiers furious as Thredbo cancels lift passes

Thredbo ski resort has come under fire from angry locals and tourists after it cancelled passes and tickets and asked customers to cough up $159 a day.

NSW Coronavirus News

Rose Bay Public School was closed for the day.

Source of latest NSW case of COVID-19 a mystery

A suspected case of coronavirus at Rose Bay Public School has been confirmed as COVID-19, but authorities are scratching their heads about the source of infection.

NSW

Plumber Colin Young and his apprentice Rebecca Harrison pictured on a house construction site in Peakhurst. Companies are working around the clock to meet a growing demand for home renovations after many families used the lockdown to decide on how to upgrade their home. TAFE NSW says this construction boom will benefit young people looking into industry as a potential career path as well as new apprentices who are about to step into the workforce. Picture Rohan Kelly

Looking for a career that’s as safe as houses?

Fast-tracked infrastructure projects and a looming boom in home renovations have kept construction workers inundated with work, offering a stable career path for young jobseekers.

VideoThe Express

Botched fireworks attack caught on neighbour’s CCTV

Police are trying to find a group of people who fled in two cars after a woman suffered burns to her face and body in a botched, targeted fireworks attack on the doorstep of her southwest Sydney home.

Business

How free TAFE is helping business owners in lockdown

Many women have used the lockdown period as an opportunity to improve their digital and marketing skills at TAFE NSW as they prepare for a post-COVID comeback.

NSW

NORTH Coast residents aged 65 and over are urged to remain patient as flu vaccination shipment delays hit General Practitioners, as demand for flu shots skyrockets across the state.

Unexpected flu season upside to lockdown

Health officials predicted a deadly flu season across Australia as coronavirus swept the globe, but despite the warnings there has been an unexpected upside amid the pandemic.

NSW

Major discounts revealed: How NSW’s cruises will recover

Cruise companies are offering monster discounts to customers of up to 70 per cent despite no government approval to resume sailing. It comes as the Australian doctor charged with halting COVID-19 on ships reveals how the industry will change forever.

Sydney Taste

‘Burn in hospo hell’: Toxic reviews slam eateries amid COVID-19 crisis

Despite restaurants struggling to survive in unprecedented times, it seem hard-to-please Sydneysiders are still happy to kick them while they’re down in online reviews. Staff at one Surry Hills bar were told to “burn in hospo hell” by one disgruntled customer.

NSW Coronavirus News

Pictured at his job at Rydalmere Prestige Smash Repairs is Radwan DanDan who is studying panel beating at TAFE.TAFE is transforming the way it teaches its practical courses during COVID-19 restrictions. Picture: Richard Dobson

How TAFE teaches trade in a COVID-19 world

Connected learning opens doors for regional students and offers more flexibility for students learning at TAFE NSW.

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