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Kirsten Robb

Kirsten Robb

Verified

Producer, ABC 7.30, ABC News (Australia)

Melbourne

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Gambling, Betting, Bitcoin

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Total articles 401

  • Coal industry-funded group deletes social media posts after AEC intervention

    By Pat McGrath Verified, Kirsten Robb Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified A coal industry-funded group campaigning against progressive candidates in the federal election has deleted two months of social media posts after being pulled up by the Australian Electoral Commission over unauthorised content. Australians for Prosperity, which electoral records show has received $725,000 in donations from Coal Australia, also deactivated ads on Instagram and Facebook late last week. Some of the ads feature vox pop-style interviews with voters in seats held by Teal independents.

    By Pat McGrath Verified, Kirsten Robb Verified · ABC News (Australia)

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • New Liberal candidate for Whitlam a director of pro-gas 'astroturfing' group

    By Pat McGrath Verified, Kirsten Robb Verified, Steve Cannane Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified The Liberal Party's replacement for its dumped candidate in the NSW seat of Whitlam is a director of a pro-gas group accused of misleading voters ahead of next month's federal election. The revelation has prompted calls for the Liberal Party to disclose if it has collaborated with the group, Australians for Natural Gas, which is being coordinated by the party's internal pollster, Freshwater Strategy.

    By Pat McGrath Verified, Kirsten Robb Verified, Steve Cannane Verified · ABC News (Australia)

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • Coal industry-funded group deletes social media posts after AEC intervention

    By Pat McGrath Verified, Kirsten Robb Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified A coal industry-funded group campaigning against progressive candidates in the federal election has deleted two months of social media posts after being pulled up by the Australian Electoral Commission over unauthorised content. Australians for Prosperity, which electoral records show has received $725,000 in donations from Coal Australia, also deactivated ads on Instagram and Facebook late last week. Some of the ads feature vox pop-style interviews with voters in seats held by Teal independents.

    By Pat McGrath Verified, Kirsten Robb Verified · ABC News (Australia)

    Apr. 10, 2025

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ABC News (Australia)

Kauhava, South Ostrobothnia, Finland