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Casey Briggs

Casey Briggs

Verified

Journalist, ABC News (Australia)

Adelaide, Sydney

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Energy, Broadband, Mobile, Consumer technology, TV streaming

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Total articles 396

  • Major parties hung up on election result

    By Casey Briggs Verified| The World Today (Podcast) Verified While the major parties maintain they're trying to form a majority government after general election, there's a distinct chance they won't. The last time Australia had a hung Parliament was in 2010, when it took 17 days of post-election negotiations for a government to cross the finishing line.  The World Today catches up with some of the key players from that Parliament to find out what they'd do differently this time.

    By Casey Briggs Verified · The World Today (Podcast)

    Apr. 21, 2025

  • How parties target swinging voters

    By Casey Briggs Verified| AM (Podcast) Verified As the leaders crisscross the country, they are tailoring their message to appeal to swing and soft voters in their target seats.  They are relying on focus group research to help them do that - research that campaigns are very secretive about.  But the ABC has lifted the lid on how they work and how undecided voters are thinking about this election. Featured:Kos Samaras, former Labor strategist and founder of RedbridgeTony Barry, former Liberal Strategist, Redbridge team member

    By Casey Briggs Verified · AM (Podcast)

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • Major parties hung up on election result

    By Casey Briggs Verified| The World Today (Podcast) Verified While the major parties maintain they're trying to form a majority government after general election, there's a distinct chance they won't. The last time Australia had a hung Parliament was in 2010, when it took 17 days of post-election negotiations for a government to cross the finishing line.  The World Today catches up with some of the key players from that Parliament to find out what they'd do differently this time.

    By Casey Briggs Verified · The World Today (Podcast)

    Apr. 21, 2025

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ABC News (Australia)

Annandale, Virginia, United States

+61 2 8333 1500