George Grylls is a politics reporter at The Australian. He covers a wide range of topics including elections, government, public policy, and international affairs, with a focus on regional interest and world news. George's work has been featured in The Australian, Waikato Times, The Press, The Times, The Post, and Knowledia.
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George Grylls' coverage heavily focuses on government and politics, particularly in the context of world affairs. He frequently covers evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements, and legal policy regulations related to topics such as the Russia-Ukraine conflict, international relations, Israeli-Palestinian conflict, defense issues in both UK and global politics.
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By: George Grylls
For years, the president has been looking for a way to undermine the legitimacy of unfavourable election results. New Jersey may have given him the answer
The president has ordered electromagnetic catapults to be stripped out of US aircraft carriers. On one ship, the work is 50 per cent complete
The senator for Georgia has denied an ambition for the White House, but he is gaining popularity and a 2028 nomination is likely if the midterms go well
The president hailed his ‘good relationship’ with North Korea and labelled military exercises with America’s long-time ally as too ‘costly’ amid Iran war strain
By: George Grylls
President Trump has abruptly scaled back plans for joint military exercises with South Korea, arguing they are too costly and threaten his “very good relationship” with Kim Jong-un.
President is hoping to secure a foreign policy success over North Korea’s nuclear weapons programme, according to reports
She credits the president with saving her life and speaks of wanting to bring him ‘joy’ in notes that have unnerved the White House inner circle
Rafael Grossi is among the favourites to become the new secretary-general, posing a headache for British diplomats as tensions rise over the islands
By: Susie Coen, George Grylls, Josie Ensor
On September 11, 2001, al-Qaeda launched a terror attack by hijacking four planes. Today the 2,976 victims are remembered
By: Josie Ensor, George Grylls
Former leaders descended on Ground Zero for the annual memorial service, while President Trump railed against Iran at the Pentagon ceremony
