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Dan Jervis-BardyFederal political reporter

Dan Jervis-Bardy is a federal politics reporter based in Canberra. Dan has worked in the Parliament House press gallery since 2021, covering the COVID-19 pandemic, budgets, an election and a referendum. He started his career reporting on local councils for News Corp in South Australia before moving to the nation’s capital to write for The Canberra Times. He joined Seven West Media in 2023.

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Perth households hit by steepest price rises in the nation

New analysis reveals just how much more the city’s households are paying for essential items and services since 2021.

Dan Jervis-Bardy

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Unions’ ‘repressible’ trolling of gas companies, workers

One industry source said the targeted attacks had caused veteran employees to take extended periods of stress leave. SEE THE POSTS

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CrimePremiumDonna Nelson conviction ‘distressing result’: Minister

Donna Nelson’s guilty verdict is a ‘really distressing result’ for the Perth grandmother and her family, a senior Federal Government minister has said. 

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‘Sold out’: Dutton slams Australia’s inflammatory UN move

Australia has supported a UN resolution that backs an ‘irreversible pathway’ to a Palestinian state after another shift in position that will inflame tensions with Israel and is at odds with the US. 

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Federal PoliticsCommentsPremiumWA industry heavyweights urge repeal of IR laws

A trio of top industry groups are calling for several key provisions in Labor’s Secure Jobs, Better Pay laws to be overturned.

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Federal PoliticsCommentsPM denies Plibersek ‘rift’ after dramatic EPA intervention

Anthony Albanese denies there is rift between himself and Tanya Plibersek after he spiked her Federal EPA deal.

Dan Jervis-Bardy

Federal PoliticsCommentsTech giants targeted in new Federal competition crackdown

Google and Apple would face huge fines for anti-competitive behaviour as the Federal Government widens its assault on big tech

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PM denies he went behind Plibersek’s back to kill EPA deal

Anthony Albanese faced a barrage of questions on Sunday about his decision to scuttle a deal Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek reached with the Greens to deliver Labor’s promised EPA.

Dan Jervis-Bardy

Federal PoliticsMinister’s big admission on detainee anklet bracelets

Immigration Minister Tony Burke admits not all the detainees previously fitted with ankle bracelets will be subject to the restriction under a new system to deal with the non-citizens

Dan Jervis-Bardy

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The $13.7bn reason Albo might hold off on early election

Anthony Albanese will sharpen his attacks on the Coalition’s opposition to production tax credits for critical minerals as part of a pre-election pitch in Perth.

Dan Jervis-Bardy

Federal PoliticsCommentsEverything you need to know about Canberra’s chaotic week

EXPLAINER: After months of deadlock and dispute, Federal Parliament burst to life to pass an extraordinary 45 bills before MPs headed home for the long summer break.

Dan Jervis-Bardy and Nicola Smith

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Just in time: Albo gloats after passing 31 bills

Anthony Albanese ended the parliamentary year on a high after the Senate sat late to pass 31 bills on Thursday night.

Dan Jervis-Bardy and Nicola Smith