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Angus Grigg

Angus Grigg

Verified

Reporter, ABC News (Australia)

Sydney

Final Covers

Sport.,NewsCourts,State & Federal PoliticsEnvironment,Agriculture

Doesn’t Cover

Courts, crime, sports, business.

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Total articles 498

  • Marginal seats are causing concern for both major parties but it's the 'insurgents' they need to watch out for

    By Angus Grigg Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified It's a rainy Saturday morning in Warrnambool where a group of dog walkers have braved the miserable weather for independent candidate Alex Dyson. Dressed in pumpkin-orange T-shirts with matching bandanas for their dogs, the crowd winds its way along a beachside track, marching in support of Dyson's third attempt to win the Victorian seat of Wannon. "We've got more dogs here today than volunteers on my first campaign," Dyson, a comedian and former triple j radio host, said.

    By Angus Grigg Verified · ABC News (Australia)

    Feb. 03, 2025

  • Rising financial distress signals election trouble for Albanese

    By Angus Grigg Verified| AM (Podcast) Verified There's been a staggering rise in financial distress right across the country, signalling trouble for Prime Minister Anthony Albanese as an election looms. Exclusive data compiled for Four Corners shows that in 82 per cent of electorates, households are barely covering living costs - up from just 8 per cent three years ago.

    By Angus Grigg Verified · AM (Podcast)

    Feb. 02, 2025

  • Postcodes of pain: These 'stressed' suburbs may swing the election

    By Angus Grigg Verified, Lara Sonnenschein| ABC News (Australia) Verified The 20 marginal seats Labor is fighting to hold are among the most financially stressed in the country, heaping more pressure on Prime Minister Anthony Albanese ahead of a cost-of-living election. New data compiled for Four Corners shows Labor's marginal seats have been disproportionately hit by high interest rates and rising rents over the past three years.

    By Angus Grigg Verified, Lara Sonnenschein · ABC News (Australia)

    Feb. 02, 2025

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ABC News (Australia)

Ultimo, New South Wales, Australia

+61 2 8333 2821