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Ellen Ransley

Ellen Ransley

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Political Reporter, The Nightly

Brisbane, Canberra

Biography

Story teller, politics nerd, traveller. Brisbane based state reporter with NCA NewsWire. Former editorial team leader with Roma Western Star.

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Total articles 28425

  • Federal election 2025: Housing debate fails to nail down answers

    By Ellen Ransley Verified, Jackson Hewett| The West Australian Verified Labor and the Coalition have shirked questions about how to define “sustainable” house price growth and failed to provide certainty on supply-side targets in a heated debate. Going head-to-head at the National Press Club, Housing Minister Clare O’Neil and her Coalition counterpart Michael Sukkar on Wednesday traded barbs, accusing each other of overseeing the housing crisis while talking up their respective policy offerings.

    By Ellen Ransley Verified, Jackson Hewett · The West Australian

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Labor dodges questions on whether Indonesia did receive Russia’s warplane request

    By Ellen Ransley Verified| The West Australian Verified The Prime Minister and his foreign and defence ministers can’t say whether Russia made a request to station its warplanes in Indonesia, as national security returns to the election spotlight. Australia scrambled to verify reports by a reputable defence publication on Tuesday that Moscow had asked Jakarta if it could station military aircraft at the Manuhua Air Force Base at Biak Numfor, about 1400km north of Darwin.

    By Ellen Ransley Verified · The West Australian

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Federal election 2025: First-home buyers at centre of week three as parties spruik housing policies

    By Ellen Ransley Verified| The Nightly Verified First-home buyers were central to the Federal election campaigns of Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton on Monday as they both started week three selling their latest headline policies. The Prime Minister on Sunday unveiled a plan to build 100,000 new homes over five years to address supply and allow many to buy with only a 5 per cent deposit, while the Opposition Leader announced a mortgage tax deduction scheme to help first-home buyers with affordability.

    By Ellen Ransley Verified · The Nightly

    Apr. 14, 2025

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The Nightly

Brisbane, Canberra, Australia