By: Rachel Rasker, Max Maddison
About $600 million a year would be needed to fix the state's shortfall of frontline public mental health staff, a confidential ministerial briefing
Max Maddison is a state political reporter at The Sydney Morning Herald. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, public policy, and cannabis regulation, with a particular focus on the construction and real estate sectors. Max's work has also been featured in The Age, WAtoday, Brisbane Times, Stuff, and MSN.
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Max's focus is predominantly on local government announcements and legal policy regulation, especially related to housing reforms in Sydney and New South Wales. He appears particularly interested in the impact of these policies on developers, councils, and residents.
If you have expertise or insights into Australian politics, housing reforms, affordable housing initiatives, or legal aspects of urban development with a specific focus on Sydney or New South Wales, Max would likely be receptive to your input.
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