Patrick Begley is an Investigative Reporter at ABC 7.30. He focuses on themes related to security and law enforcement, public safety, finance, and the judicial system, often covering topics such as court proceedings, legal reform, and disaster response. Patrick's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Stuff, WAtoday, Brisbane Times, The Age, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Patrick Begley's coverage primarily focuses on government announcements and legal policy regulation, with a strong emphasis on political and social issues within Australia. His articles cover a wide range of topics including town development, infrastructure planning, COP28, world leaders, police misconduct, prison conditions, lobbyists in parliament and political donations.
Given his focus on political and social issues within Australia such as lobbying regulations and government policies, he would likely be interested in receiving insights from experts in the field of public policy or law who can provide commentary or analysis related to these subjects. Additionally, individuals with experience working in local governance or community development may also be valuable sources for his articles covering town development and infrastructure planning.
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By: James Hall, Patrick Begley, Kate Doak
The One Nation leader owns property locally and billed taxpayers for two visits this year. But it is home turf for her party director – and future pilot – James Ashby.
By: Patrick Begley, Nick Newling, Nick Toscano
By: Nick Toscano, Nick Newling, Patrick Begley
The Coalition and the minerals lobby are calling for urgent new laws to address the decision over a mine in the political battleground of the NSW Hunter region.
By: Max Maddison, Patrick Begley
By: Patrick Begley, Max Maddison
Police Commissioner Mal Lanyon says heavily armed police will be deployed at major events for ‘reassurance’.
By: Patrick Begley, Nick Toscano
The decision to allow a massive NSW coal mine to run until 2045 will be fought in court, legal experts predict, after the High Court struck down
The Coalition and the minerals lobby are calling for urgent new laws to address the decision over a mine in the political battleground of the NSW Hunter region.
By: David Barwell, Patrick Begley
All sorts came to protest the sale of the Victoria Barracks on Sunday.
By: David Barwell, Patrick Begley
Protesters from all sides, including Greens and One Nation, gathered to oppose the sale of the historic Paddington defence facility.
