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Karen Barlow

Karen Barlow

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Chief Political Correspondent, The Saturday Paper

Canberra

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  • On the plane with Albanese: ‘In turbulent seas, we’ve kept our eye on the horizon’

    By Karen Barlow Verified| The Saturday Paper Verified Anthony Albanese looks at his turkey baguette. He considers the sandwich for a moment, then cuts it in half. It’s the beginning of the third week of the campaign and the Labor leader is hungry. Sitting on an RAAF-operated flight between Hobart and Melbourne, Albanese is upbeat about his chances. There are no signs of campaign fatigue. He uses every minute – of the flight and in the towns he visits too.

    By Karen Barlow Verified · The Saturday Paper

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Exclusive: David Pocock’s demands of a minority government

    By Karen Barlow Verified| The Saturday Paper Verified David Pocock wants a far greater slice of Australian gas export income through the Petroleum Resource Rent Tax, and the reform of capital gains and negative gearing tax breaks. These are the crossbencher’s two top demands for whichever party seeks to form government after the election, as part of his broader integrity agenda in the 48th parliament.

    By Karen Barlow Verified · The Saturday Paper

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • On the plane with Albanese: ‘In turbulent seas, we’ve kept our eye on the horizon’

    By Karen Barlow Verified| The Saturday Paper Verified Anthony Albanese looks at his turkey baguette. He considers the sandwich for a moment, then cuts it in half. It’s the beginning of the third week of the campaign and the Labor leader is hungry. Sitting on an RAAF-operated flight between Hobart and Melbourne, Albanese is upbeat about his chances. There are no signs of campaign fatigue. He uses every minute – of the flight and in the towns he visits too.

    By Karen Barlow Verified · The Saturday Paper

    Apr. 18, 2025

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The Saturday Paper

Carlton, Victoria, Australia

+61 3 9486 0288