Holly Tregenza
Journalist and Producer at ABC News (Australia)
Journalist for @abcnews in Sydney, previously @abccanberra.
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1 month ago |
abc.net.au | Holly Tregenza
The Coalition has confirmed it would allow vapes to be sold at retail stores, tax the products and regulate the industry, in a departure from the current legislation which allows for vapes only to be sold at pharmacies. The opposition's costings, released on Thursday, reveal the measure would add $3.6 billion to the budget over four years. It's the third biggest saving the Coalition is offering, which will be achieved through a $1 a millilitre tax.
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1 month ago |
abc.net.au | Georgie Hewson |Courtney Gould |Joshua Boscaini |Holly Tregenza
The Greens candidate for Macnamara, Sonya Semmens has stepped up to talk says the reason she's running for federal parliament is because of the "inequality crisis". Macnamara is another Labor held seat the Greens thinks it can win off the government this election. Semmens says the dream of home ownership for a whole generation is "dying". "We can't keep voting for the same two parties, expecting a different result if you want change," she says.
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2 months ago |
abc.net.au | Holly Tregenza
Early polling booths are open and in under two weeks those who have not yet cast their ballot will be lining up for a snag and a state-sanctioned opportunity to put either Peter Dutton or Anthony Albanese in the top job. Both men have engaged in a blizzard of campaigning, crisscrossing the country to mobilise support and fight for the attention of every undecided voter. The prime minister has remained relentlessly on brand, never far from his Medicare card and assortment of urgent care clinics.
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2 months ago |
abc.net.au | Alison Xiao |Holly Tregenza
Two of Australia's most striking populist figures are again at odds; this time, over preference deals. Pauline Hanson's minor party One Nation has dramatically reprinted its how-to-vote cards in at least 10 marginal seats, as pre-polling began, now listing the Coalition second on its preference list.
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Mar 30, 2025 |
abc.net.au | Holly Tregenza
Elections are usually won and lost in marginal seats. It's a statement of the obvious, but political leaders use election campaigns to target these seats — playing either defence or offence, spruiking their wares on the road as they attempt to win hearts and, most importantly, votes.
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Local drone pilot to the rescue! Incredible story from the South Coast yesterday. https://t.co/ntEPKlg3fa
'Everybody in the community seems to want this to happen, but nobody seems to want it in their backyard.' Took a dive into housing policy after seeing fb posts about the housing crisis side-by-side with residents protesting residential developments. https://t.co/dqX4Ix4Dp2
I'm pretty sure when i joined the Canberra newsroom form regional Vic I thought a try was just someone trying their best. Brett was nothing but kind & patient in my two years in that office, and very graciously made sure I avoided sport reporting embarrassment. Thankyou @BMcSport
So, the obligatory 'I have news' tweet: I'm finishing up with @abccanberra & @abcsport tomorrow after 4½ years in this current role and an association that stretches back nearly a decade. I'm starting a pretty cool new chapter in a few weeks - but it's been a lot of fun.. https://t.co/p2pgX5Hqrp
