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Natassia Chrysanthos

Natassia Chrysanthos

Natassia Chrysanthos is Federal Political Correspondent. She has previously reported on immigration, health, social issues and the NDIS from Parliament House in Canberra.

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‘The case against it is overwhelming’: Howard joins Coalition MPs demanding tougher gambling laws

In an open letter, opposition MPs including frontbencher Andrew Hastie and deputy Nationals leader Darren Chester said: “Your proposed reforms do not go far enough.”

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Treasurer Dr Jim Chalmers and Opposition Leader Angus Taylor walk past each other during a division on Thursday.

Coalition and Greens put Labor’s major budget bills in limbo

The Senate could team up to derail Labor’s agenda, with the Coalition seeking a longer tax inquiry while the Greens want more time to investigate sweeping changes to the NDIS.

  • Natassia Chrysanthos and Shane Wright
Health Minister Mark Butler wants to pass the new laws by the end of the month.

Human Rights Commission holds ‘serious concerns’ about Labor’s NDIS laws

Disability Discrimination Commissioner Rosemary Kayess sounded the alarm with several elements of Labor’s package to cut $37 billion from future NDIS spending.

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Billionaire Adrian Portelli’s pseudo-lottery and membership business is under threat from Labor’s new gambling laws.

Adrian Portelli’s giveaway business to be outlawed

Billionaire Adrian Portelli’s lawyers have urged the government to not paint the whole industry with the same brush, as gambling reforms target giveaway businesses.

  • Angus Delaney and Natassia Chrysanthos
Treasurer Jim Chalmers reads the bill into the House of Representatives on Thursday morning.

Nine in 10 young Australians to be better off under tax changes: Treasury data

But the top 1 per cent of income earners would lose about $400,000 worth of tax concessions over their lifetime, Treasury secretary Jenny Wilkinson revealed on Thursday.

  • Natassia Chrysanthos and Shane Wright
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Jobseeker services to get first overhaul in 30 years

The one-size-fits-all scheme will be replaced by three streams as Labor grapples with the best way to assist the country’s growing cohort of long-term unemployed people.

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NDIS advocates during a post-budget press conference at Parliament House in Canberra on Wednesday.

Labor’s plan to fast-track NDIS overhaul hits hurdles

Labor’s contentious NDIS overhaul has met pushback from the government’s own disability advisory group, while the Coalition has issued an ultimatum in exchange for its support.

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Young business leaders have argued the prime minister and treasurer are stifling innovation.

How a meme war with tech bros derailed Labor’s budget narrative

Instead of a battle with the Coalition over housing, Anthony Albanese is facing a mutiny by Millennial entrepreneurs weaponising social media.

  • Natassia Chrysanthos and Paul Sakkal
Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price later disagreed that Australia could be defined by ethnicity.

Price distances herself from podcaster remarks on migrants ‘flooding’ from Asia and Africa

Jacinta Nampijinpa Price said she hadn’t intended to endorse “every point raised across a lengthy monologue”, in which the podcaster also raised an extremist concept for deporting non-white migrants.

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Greens Senator Jordon Steele-John alongside NDIS advocates during a post budget press conference at Parliament House.

Labor’s budget relies on NDIS cuts. Growth in the scheme just blew out, again

Fresh data shows Labor’s efforts to control the NDIS have gone backwards this year, raising the stakes for the government and participants fighting against sweeping cuts.

  • Natassia Chrysanthos