Monica O’Shea is a reporter based in Australia. She covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, finance, and regional interest, with a particular focus on climate policy, elections, and public policy. Monica's work has been featured in Fool and The Epoch Times.
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Monica O’Shea's coverage is highly concentrated on Australian politics, with significant emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation. Pitches should be tailored to offer insights or commentary from knowledgeable sources about recent governmental decisions, legal regulations in Australia, or international relations involving Australia.
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The party wants more people leaving Australia than arriving for three years before capping annual net migration at 130,000.
By: Monica O’Shea
The government said the funding would help more than 128,000 charities and not-for-profits absorb the higher wage costs without cutting services.
By: Monica O’Shea
His Majesty King Abdullah II ibn Al Hussein and Prime Minister of Australia Anthony Albanese held talks at Parliament House
By: Monica O’Shea
The ACEM said desperately needed care was being delivered in corridors or on hard plastic chairs as hospital staff struggled to find available beds.
By: Monica O’Shea
Haines remains in critical condition at The Alfred hospital, a day after she was allegedly struck by a vehicle.
By: Monica O’Shea
Carroll revealed he was in talks with the electoral commission about security for the upcoming Nov. 28 election.
By: Monica O’Shea
‘I was running some errands and filled up the car with petrol. Found out yesterday I forgot to pay. I fixed the bill straight away,’ Ben Carroll said.
By: Monica O’Shea
Victorian Opposition Leader Jess Wilson has pledged to sell the state-owned wholesale fruit and vegetable market if the Coalition wins the Nov. 28 election.
By: Monica O’Shea
WA Minister Hannah Beazley described the incident as really confronting after an armed member of the public entered her electorate office and threatened staff.
By: Monica O’Shea
The process converts human remains into nutrient-rich soil, giving families the opportunity to plant a tree in honour of their deceased relative
