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Kathryn Bermingham

Kathryn Bermingham

Verified

State Political Editor, The Advertiser (South Australia)

Adelaide

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sex, sports relationships, lifestyle and trends film, television politics, literatureLGBTQ+ culture

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I do not typically cover fashion or tech - But I always want to expand my beats!

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Total articles 4777

  • Two years since SA's First Nations Voice to Parliament legislation passed, has it been a success?

    By Thomas Kelsall Verified, Kathryn Bermingham Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified It's been two years since the SA government held a special ceremony outside Parliament House to mark the passage of legislation establishing the nation's first state-based Voice. Speaking to a crowd gathered on North Terrace, Aboriginal Affairs Minister Kyam Maher said the SA Voice would help decision-makers enact “enduring, positive change for the future”.

    By Thomas Kelsall Verified, Kathryn Bermingham Verified · ABC News (Australia)

    Apr. 01, 2025

  • Federal election love descends on marginal seats - will SA get much?

    By Kathryn Bermingham Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified Voters in South Australia could be forgiven for feeling a little bit forgotten in recent federal elections, having watched leaders from both parties heavily focus their campaigning efforts in other parts of the country. The reason is basic mathematics. The number of crucial electoral battlegrounds — the marginal seats which will decide who holds the keys to the Lodge after May 3 — in other states easily outstrips those in South Australia.

    By Kathryn Bermingham Verified · ABC News (Australia)

    Mar. 28, 2025

  • Two years since SA's First Nations Voice to Parliament legislation passed, has it been a success?

    By Thomas Kelsall Verified, Kathryn Bermingham Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified It's been two years since the SA government held a special ceremony outside Parliament House to mark the passage of legislation establishing the nation's first state-based Voice. Speaking to a crowd gathered on North Terrace, Aboriginal Affairs Minister Kyam Maher said the SA Voice would help decision-makers enact “enduring, positive change for the future”.

    By Thomas Kelsall Verified, Kathryn Bermingham Verified · ABC News (Australia)

    Apr. 01, 2025

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The Advertiser (South Australia)

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

+61 2 9288 3000