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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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Major step for WA defence project out of Henderson

A Dutch-designed vessel has been selected for a major shipbuilding project based out of Henderson in WA.

Dan Jervis-Bardy

Federal PoliticsComments‘Unfinished business’: Shorten urges unity in final speech

Former Labor leader Bill Shorten has called for a new era of political unity to tackle the nation’s ‘unfinished business’ on tax reform and other major issues in his parting message to Federal Parliament.

Dan Jervis-Bardy and Katina Curtis

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‘We need it’: Chalmers hits back at nest egg controversy

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has hit back at accusations that a planned overhaul of the $230 billion Future Fund will compromise the body’s independence or force it to underwrite pet government projects.

Dan Jervis-Bardy and Nicola Smith

Federal PoliticsCommentsTech giants face huge fines for breaking social media ban

Social media companies would face fines of up $50 million for failing to stop children under-16s accessing their platforms

Dan Jervis-Bardy

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Budget surplus days over as iron ore, jobs bite

Tumbling iron ore prices and a softening labour market has hit Federal coffers, leaving Treasurer Jim Chalmers with a ‘sliver’ of the revenue windfalls that have propped up his Budget bottom line.

Dan Jervis-Bardy and Katina Curtis

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ALP forced to defend nuclear stance against Coalition attack

Opposition leader Peter Dutton has accused Labor of turning Australian into an ‘international embarrassment’.

Dan Jervis-Bardy

CrimeCommentsPremiumRevealed: The extraordinary cost of cybercrimes

Individuals and smalls businesses are paying a higher price for cyber-attacks, a new report reveals, as the nation’s cyber security agency is flooded with calls about possible crimes.

Dan Jervis-Bardy

Federal PoliticsCommentsPremiumLabor an ‘international embarrassment’ after nuclear snub

Labor’s rejection of the AUKUS nuclear pact has sparked criticism, with claims of turning Australia into an international embarrassment.

Dan Jervis-Bardy

Federal PoliticsCommentsDutton blasts ‘dog’s breakfast’ international student plan

Opposition leader Peter Dutton has blasted Labor’s international student caps plan as a ‘dog’s breakfast’ as he defended the Coalition’s decision to sink legislation aimed at slowing migration.

Dan Jervis-Bardy

Federal PoliticsPremiumFatima Payman strikes up unlikely union with CFMEU

Fatima Payman is set to front a pro-CFMEU rally in Melbourne alongside one of its sacked officials as the rogue WA senator develops an unlikely union with the fellow Labor Party outcasts

Dan Jervis-Bardy

Federal PoliticsCommentsLabor urged to reject ‘damaging’ Nature Positive deal

Labor’s Nature Positive laws will inflict ‘great damage’ on WA’s economy even without a climate trigger, industry says.

Dan Jervis-Bardy

Federal PoliticsCommentsChalmers makes big call on pre-election tax splash

Jim Chalmers has downplayed the prospect of new cost-of-living relief as the Government struggles to get key parts of its agenda through what could be the final sitting fortnight of Parliament.

Katina Curtis and Dan Jervis-Bardy