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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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WEEKEND TELEGRAPHS- 24/8/22 MUST CHECK WITH PIC EDITOR JEFF DARMANIN BEFORE USING - Nathan Moran from the Metropolitan Aboriginal Land Council, pictured at the site of a controversial new housing development planned for Belrose. Picture: Sam Ruttyn

Indigenous leader’s huge call on ‘stat dec blackfellas’

A prominent Indigenous leader is calling for ‘kinship councils’ to stamp out people falsely claiming to be Aboriginal. And politicians are listening.

NSW

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - OCTOBER 27, 2024:Prime Minister Anthony Albanese visiting Festa in Norton St, Leichhardt.Picture: NewsWire / Simon Bullard.

PM throws struggling students a pre-election bone on HELP debt

Graduates will not have to pay their student loans back until they earn $67,000 as Anthony Albanese nominates study debt as a key election battleground.

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Acting CEO Forster LALC Roy Ah-See speaking at the Orange Local Aboriginal Land Council Truth Telling seminar, Orange. Jane Dempster/The Daily Telegraph.

Like ‘mission managers’: Aboriginal land councils slam Albanese government

Indigenous leaders say the government doesn’t listen, after environment minister Tanya Plibersek used an unknown dreaming story to stop a gold mine going ahead in Blayney.

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Abbott reveals ‘judgement call’ not to accept Qantas upgrade

Tony Abbott has revealed he declined a Qantas flight upgrade on an overseas family holiday while he was prime minister, as Anthony Albanese faces mounting pressure over perks received.

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Indigenous Land council leaders have slammed the mine decision.Pictures: News Corp

‘None of us has heard of it’: Explosive moment in fiery meeting

A fiery ‘truth telling’ meeting of Aboriginal land councils says Indigenous voices have been “disregarded” by the Albanese government over the Blayney gold mine.

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Come fly with me: Albo’s mate in high places

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and former Qantas chief Alan Joyce go way back. See the pictures of their years-long relationship.

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A billboard depicting Hamas' slain leader Yahya Sinwar with the Arabic slogan "if Sinwar departs from the battlefields, Palestine will birth a thousand Sinwars", during a rally in Yemen's Huthi-controlled capital Sanaa on October 18, 2024 in protest against Israel's attacks on Lebanon and the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas militants in the Gaza Strip. Israel announced on October 17 the killing of Sinwar, mastermind of the October 7 attack, calling his death a "heavy blow" to the Palestinian group it has been fighting for more than a year. (Photo by Mohammed HUWAIS / AFP)

Revealed: How your dollars are bankrolling pro-Hamas artists

Government grants are bankrolling artists who have gone on to glorify terrorists including one who claimed Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar was a better leader than Anthony Albanese.

National

Prime Minster Anthony Albanese receives a warm welcome in Satapuala Village, Samoa. The Prime Minister is in Samoa CHOGM summit. The village “adopted” Australia for the CHOGM summit with each Samoan village representing a different Commonwealth nation during the event. Picture: PMO

Albo and CHOGM back landmark climate move endorsed by King

Anthony Albanese and other leaders at CHOGM have shown support for a climate initiative endorsed by King Charles. See the video.

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Elon Musk’s big move on Aussie doorstep

The world’s richest man Elon Musk has spotted an opportunity right on Australia’s doorstep. And it’s not without its potential issues.

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APIA, SAMOA - OCTOBER 25: King Charles III attends the opening ceremony of CHOGM at the Tuanaimato Conference Centre on October 25, 2024 in Apia, Samoa. Samoa hosts the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) 2024, with the main themes revolving around resilience and sustainability. Key discussions will focus on strengthening democratic institutions, combating climate change, promoting economic recovery, and empowering communities, particularly women and youth, to foster a more prosperous and equitable future across the Commonwealth. (Photo by Fiona Goodall/Getty Images)

Charles breaks royal protocol to issue global warning

King Charles has won the praise of Anthony Albanese at a meeting of Commonwealth heads after weighing in on major political issues including social media and climate change.

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