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Abbie Chatfield

Electoral Commission clears influencer Abbie Chatfield of wrongdoing

The AEC cleared the podcaster after it reviewed whether her combined posts with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Greens leader Adam Bandt breached laws.

  • Olivia Ireland

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Abbie Chatfield criticised the Liberal Party and said she was not paid to post any content.

Abbie Chatfield posts to be probed by Australian Electoral Commission

The electoral watchdog’s review will test political leaders who share content creator posts that instruct listeners how to vote as more MPs appear on influencer podcasts and social media.

  • Olivia Ireland
Opposition frontbencher Jane Hume has complained to the electoral commission about the Gazette News titles.

Election watchdog clears ‘fake newspaper’ of breaking political advertising rules

Coalition frontbencher Jane Hume wrote to the Australian Electoral Commission earlier this month alleging Gazette News was a “fake newspaper”.

  • Paul Sakkal
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton up his promise of public service cuts to 40,000 workers on Wednesday.

Coalition takes aim at public servants as Dutton looks to cut 40,000 jobs

Tuesday night’s budget shows the government has added 41,411 public servants since 2022, fuelling a political fight over the public service and government spending.

  • Natassia Chrysanthos and Olivia Ireland
Data reveals the Coalition is running the same proportion of women at this election as in 2022, but a substantial number are in winnable seats.

Twice as many men as women: Coalition’s mixed progress on gender equality

Data reveals the Coalition is running the same proportion of women at this election as in 2022, but a substantial number are standing in winnable seats.

  • Olivia Ireland
Opposition frontbencher Jane Hume.

Coalition makes formal complaint over pro-teal spin in ‘fake newspaper’

Gazette News, which pays to boost stories about teal MPs, said its local news outlets were not linked to any political movement.

  • Paul Sakkal
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Opposition public service spokesperson Jane Hume.

Public servants will have right to disconnect repealed under Coalition government

Coalition public service spokeswoman Jane Hume confirmed the sector would be subject to right-to-disconnect laws being repealed under a Liberal-National government. 

  • Olivia Ireland

Working from home’s now a culture war, and Dutton’s drawn the battle lines

The post-pandemic phenomenon has changed our working lives. Now, its pros and cons will be debated as an election issue.

  • Jacqueline Maley
Treasury secretary Steven Kennedy and Finance Minister Katy Gallagher at the Senate hearing on Wednesday.

Treasury boss rejects politicisation claims, denies costing Coalition lunch policy

Steven Kennedy has emphatically rejected Coalition claims that Treasury has been politicised by the past ministerial postings of its top bureaucrats.

  • Millie Muroi and Shane Wright
Northern Territory Country Liberal senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price.

Departments reveal how many diversity and inclusion roles exist

The Coalition’s vow to slash diversity and inclusion roles in the public service will only deliver it a sliver of savings in its quest to cut thousands of jobs.

  • Natassia Chrysanthos and Olivia Ireland

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