Jacob Greber
Chief Digital Political Correspondent at Australian Financial Review
Chief digital political correspondent at @abcnews. Ex Australian Financial Review. https://t.co/U0iOiIJblf
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3 days ago |
abc.net.au | Patricia Karvelas |Jacob Greber |Lara Heaton
As voters get ready to cast pre-poll ballots on Tuesday, the image of Peter Dutton with a petrol hose in his hand will be at the top of their minds — but has he done enough to tell them who is he? And Anthony Albanese "sharpened up" his performance on the campaign trail — so, is a "solid campaign" enough to keep him in the lodge for another term? Patricia Karvelas and Jacob Greber break it all down on Politics Now. Got a burning political query?
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4 days ago |
abc.net.au | Jacob Greber
Clive Palmer is easy to ignore — in spite of his all-pervasive yellow hoardings. His campaign material smells of MAGA-style trolling and memories linger of the last election when he spent well north of $100 million to elect a single fringe senator that everyone largely ignores. But the billionaire flugelhorn freedom fighter sounds like the proverbial broken clock on one key point. And he might be right.
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1 week ago |
abc.net.au | Jacob Greber
The Coalition has sent voters contradictory messages about whether it has accounted for the vast water requirements of its seven proposed nuclear plants after Peter Dutton declared the issue all but resolved. In Wednesday night's ABC News Leaders Debate the opposition leader said he has already assessed water allocations for "each of the seven sites" where he plans to build nuclear power plants.
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1 week ago |
abc.net.au | Patricia Karvelas |Jacob Greber
Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton have faced off in their second leaders' debate of the election campaign, laying out what they claim are two different visions for Australia on the ABC. Housing, energy, national security — and of course Donald Trump — featured in the debate. But, who walked away with the political momentum? Patricia Karvelas and Jacob Greber break it all down on Politics Now. Got a burning political query?
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1 week ago |
abc.net.au | Jane Norman |Jacob Greber
One of the National Party's top hopes for an election pick-up in Western Australia has blasted the Coalition's opposition to Labor's resources production tax credits, saying "good policy deserves support". Mia Davies, who is in a three-way battle against Labor and the Liberals to win the newly created semi-rural seat of Bullwinkel, suggested the non-Labor movement was letting the state's resources down.
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