Foreign Affairs and Defence Correspondent
Andrew Tillett is a Foreign Affairs and Defence Correspondent at The Australian Financial Review. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, and international affairs, with a focus on geopolitical developments and public policy. Andrew's insights and reporting have also been featured in Influencing.
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Andrew Tillett's articles predominantly cover government and politics, with a focus on Australian politics, defense and security, international relations, immigration, and the Labor Party. Given this focus, it would be beneficial to provide insights related to Australian political developments or issues concerning defense policies and international relations involving Australia.
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Nigel Farage’s pledge to “stop the boats forever” under a deal with France’s far-right has been overshadowed by fresh controversy over his party’s finances.
By: Andrew Tillett
Videos of protesters at major ports blockading roads and police being injured have ignited a fresh row over border security and exposed tensions in the right.
By: Andrew Tillett
The British government has thrown its backing behind Jeff Court and his ambitions to revive a massive mine in south-west England.
