David Crowe is the Chief Political Correspondent at The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age. He covers a wide range of topics including elections, government, and international affairs, with a focus on politics, public policy, and current events. David's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Brisbane Times and The Christian Century.
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David Crowe focuses primarily on government and politics in Australia. He gives extensive coverage to government announcements and legal policy regulations, indicating a strong interest in official statements and regulatory changes. Therefore, he may be particularly interested in receiving pitches related to exclusive insights or expert commentary on Australian political developments, major policy shifts, or significant legislative announcements.
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Published in Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) on 4 September 2026
Addressing Reform UK’s annual conference, British right-wing leader Nigel Farage admitted there had been “loose pub talk” by two aides on donations but declared the party had not broken the law.
By: David Crowe
From a distance, it is easy to dismiss Reform as an extreme movement that wants to overturn British politics with radical change. Up close, however, the members are ordinary people with everyday concerns.
King Charles has issued a strongly worded letter setting out the ground rules following Prince Harry’s return to British soil.
By: David Crowe
The 13-year-old prince’s family are seeking to ensure he can attend lessons, activities and other events in school life without being photographed or followed.
