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David Lipson

Verified
Sydney
As seen in: ABC News (Australia), MSN Australia, AM (Podcast), Color Research & Application, Scribd, ABC 7.30, Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), PM (Podcast), South Australian Country Hour, The World Today (Podcast), MDPI and
Journalist. Previously: Washington, Jakarta, Canberra, Mongolia, Melbourne. Currently: Sydney
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Program: Should the Liberals 'rebrand'?

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By Patricia Karvelas Verified, David Lipson Verified, Lara Heaton
| Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Verified
As volatility in the housing market continues, Labor is defending its budget tax changes and backing Treasury modelling on house price growth. But while Labor is in a "wicked position" on housing, are they simply strapping in for a "white knuckle ride" for the next few months? Meanwhile, Opposition frontbencher Melissa McIntosh has doubled down on calls for the Liberals to "rebrand", suggesting the party needs to refresh and cut through.
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Program: Lachlan Harris warns Labor's budget isolates voters amid One Nation rise | Insiders on Background

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By David Lipson Verified, Jordyn Butler, Romy Stephens
| Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Verified
The Albanese government passed the first tranche of its tax legislation through the lower house this week but is still facing backlash from investors and businesses. Entrepreneur and former Labor advisor Lachlan Harris tells David Lipson the government is at risk of isolating voters amid the rise in populism.
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Iranian visa holders temporarily barred from travelling to Australia

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By David Lipson Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke has announced a six-month ban on Iranians who hold visitor visas from travelling to Australia. Iranians already travelling to Australia, or those who are spouses or dependent children of Australian citizens and permanent visa holders, will be exempt from the restrictions. Mr Burke says the government is monitoring global developments and will "adjust settings as required".
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