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Politics reporter with @crikey_news in Sydney and Canberra. Ex-NCA NewsWire. Originally from Sweden. Email: anilsson(at)crikey.com.au
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Nine has had enough of Karl Stefanovic

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By Anton K. Nilsson Verified
| Crikey Verified
NINE CANS KARL STEFANOVIC AFTER 26 YEARS Karl Stefanovic’s career in the mainstream media may be coming to an end after Nine Entertainment reportedly resolved to part ways with the Today host yesterday. Stefanovic, one of Nine’s most recognised faces and a 26-year veteran with the network, has been testing the bounds of his editorial independence as the host of his own podcast in recent months.
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DFAT’s ‘Mr Inside’ in Washington has billed Australia $170,000 — and declared only three lobbying activities

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By Anton K. Nilsson Verified
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A lobbyist hired by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade to gain access to politicians in Washington, D.C. reported three activities across five months, as well as providing “high-level advice” and having monthly lunches with officials, all while billing Australian taxpayers $170,000. Veteran D.C. lobbyist Richard F.
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Trumpian policies hurt the Liberals — but who cares, that was months ago

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By Anton K. Nilsson Verified
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Voters rejected the Coalition partly because of its Trumpian vibes at last year’s federal election, according to the Liberals’ own post-mortem. Fast forward 13 months, and the Liberals and Nationals are openly flirting with One Nation, which is surging in the polls and threatening to upset Australia’s two-party balance. If the Coalition’s strategy ends up working, it will show that times can change very fast in politics.
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