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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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1/5/24: Star casino in Sydney, John Feder/The Australian.

4000 jobs at risk if Star Casino folds

The business community has thrown its weight behind 4000 workers at risk of losing their jobs if the casino regulator wields the axe on Star Casino.

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Erwin and Diane Balsam lost their son Scott in January due to a drunk speeding driver. Jane Dempster/The Daily Telegraph.

Two-thirds of road deaths happening on regional roads

Fatalities on bush roads accounted for more than 800 deaths in 2023. The biggest portion of national fatalities was in NSW, where the government is considering a trial to curb speeding.

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Shocking cost of transport for regional Aussies

Regional Australians are paying $420 a week on transport, as families struggle with the cost of living.

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Screenshot of sex chatbot examples. Online sex chat bots are targeting children and being advertised on mainstream websites, Australia’s online safety watchdog has warned. , ESafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant has raised the alarm bells over websites using artificial intelligence to create sex bots that mimic humans.

Sex chat bots targeting Aussie children on the rise

Free and dangerous sex chat bots are targeting Australian kids with authorities recording a spike in the popularity of the platforms in the past six months.

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BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWIRE Photos OCTOBER 14, 2023: Warren Mundine at the NO Campaign event in Brisbane.VOICEREF23 Picture: NCA NewsWIRE / John Gass

Indigenous leader blasts government’s ‘Aboriginal shopping’

Indigenous leader Warren Mundine has blasted the Albanese government’s decision to intervene in a proposed gold mine for regional NSW saying Indigenous heritage approvals should be based on the opinion of the local land council only.

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Nuclear power plant Dukovany, view from National Nature Reserve Mohelenska serpentine steppe, Mohelno, Trebic district, Vysocina region, Czech Republic

Surprise cost of power in nuclear energy nations

In countries where nuclear energy is powering the majority of their grid, households are saving a motza on power bills. See the comparison costs here.

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Ed Husic calls for sanctions on Israeli govt

Labor’s Ed Husic calls for sanctions on Israeli PM

Australia’s first Muslim cabinet minister Ed Husic discusses war in the Middle East, anti-Semitism … and talking about his dating life with the PM in this High Steaks interview with Angira Bharadwaj.

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Garma Festival 2024, Gulkula, East Arnhem NT. Chairman of the Yothu Yindi Foundation Djawa Yunupingu and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese watch on as Yolngu people perform traditional dance on the Bunggul grounds for the official opening ceremony of Garma Festival. Picture: Fia Walsh.

Labor under pressure over Uluru vow

The Albanese government is facing renewed pressure from the Greens to come good on their promise of an Indigenous truth telling commission. Will the PM listen?

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(FILES) A Tesla electric vehicle charges at a Tesla Supercharger location in Santa Monica, California on May 15, 2024. Tesla reported a hefty drop in second-quarter profits on July 23, 2024 due to the effect of price cuts while spending aggressively on artificial intelligence and other technology. Elon Musk's electric vehicle company reported profits of $1.5 billion, down 45 percent, on revenues of $25.5 billion, up two percent. (Photo by Patrick T. Fallon / AFP)

Surprising Sydney suburbs with more EV sales than Bondi

One in 10 new cars being bought in Australia are electric vehicles but the revolution is not booming where you think.

Entertainment

29-07-21 - Virginia Tapscott and Steve Jackson in Narrabri for My Sister's Secret. Picture By Ryan Osland

New role for reporter at centre of Channel 7 scandal

Four months after being dumped before he even started as the Police Commissioner’s chief spin doctor, journalist Steve Jackson has popped up in a new role.

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