Fiona Willan
Fiona Willan is a senior reporter based in the ABC's Sydney newsroom. Fiona is an experienced political journalist who previously worked for the Nine Network for 13 years, including around seven years in the Canberra Press Gallery at Parliament House. She was also a TV anchor and senior reporter for Sky News Australia. Fiona can be contacted atwillan.fiona@abc.net.au.
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These are the NSW seats to watch this election night
From a tussle over historically blue ribbon bastions to traditionally Labor-voting seats balanced on a knife edge, these are the seats to watch as results pour in over the coming days.
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Dutton won't say if Liberals should dump candidate over offensive posts
In the social media posts, Liberal candidate Vivek Singha used a derogatory term for Indigenous Australians and made disparaging comments towards federal Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek's personal life.
Liberal candidate for Western Sydney seat apologises for offensive posts
The ABC uncovers social media posts by Liberal candidate Vivek Singha in which he repeatedly uses a derogatory term for Indigenous Australians and takes aim at Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek over a personal family matter.
An intensifying election battle is unfolding on Chinese social media apps
The federal election campaign battle on Chinese social media platforms has intensified, with a surge in candidates seeking to win over Chinese-Australian voters.
Former treasury boss looking past logging to 'grow money on trees'
Former treasure secretary Ken Henry is pushing a new effort to protect native forests from logging and keep carbon stored in living trees.
Why this Western Sydney commuter's drive to work has nearly tripled in duration
While cost of living and housing are important issues to those in Greater Western Sydney, a key detail major parties will also need to address are the adverse effects of the region’s rapid population growth.
Helen has voted Labor for 40 years. There are a few reasons she won't this time
Western Sydney, which is a region made up of 14 seats, is considered as integral to the major parties for the upcoming federal election.
Teal candidate banned from hair salon over 'poor attempt at humour'
A hair salon in Sydney's upper north shore has banned independent candidate Nicolette Boele after she made a crude joke about her hair wash to a 19-year-old employee.
The high-tech tools used by emergency crews in flood-hit NSW
From mega ambulances to drones assessing damage – emergency service workers have been putting their high-tech equipment to use in flood-hit parts of northern New South Wales.
Why NSW is the state to watch at the next federal election
According to some analysts, the number-one state to watch in the upcoming federal election is New South Wales, with a handful of Labor-held seats under threat.
Cost of living and housing: Key voting issues for NSW in upcoming election
From cost of living to housing affordability, funding for domestic violence services and a fair go for regional towns, here is what New South Wales voters had to say about the upcoming election.
'City destroyer' asteroid to be monitored by Australian space experts
As space scientists around the world scramble to learn more about an asteroid classified as a "city destroyer" that could impact the Earth in around eight years, two Australians are quietly playing a crucial role in shaping the international response.
Sydney commuters given 48-hour reprieve as 'go-slow' action postponed
Planned industrial action that would have slowed Sydney's train services on Wednesday has been postponed for 48 hours.
Rail union threatens new work bans to 'escalate' Sydney train disruptions
The peak rail union has confirmed to the ABC its plans to inform the NSW government about the launch of new work bans, risking more disruption to Sydney's train network.
Rail workers plan more industrial action as commuters offered 'fare free day'
The combined rail unions have announced two weeks of industrial action from Wednesday week due to the government's refusal to refund train fares to passengers impacted by last month's train disruptions, who are instead offering a free fare day.
This wasn't Jo Haylen's first scandal, amid taxpayer-funded driver saga
Despite surviving numerous political scandals, outgoing transport minister Jo Haylen was brought undone by her own personal use of taxpayer-funded transport.
Prominent anti-Voice campaigner accused of 'disrespectful' comments
Prominent anti-Voice campaigner Warren Mundine said there was "no doubt" the preselected Liberal candidate for the blue-ribbon Sydney seat of Bradfield was picked because she is a woman.
What's behind the dispute that has thrown Sydney's rail network into disarray
The Fair Work Commission has suspended the protected industrial action impacting Sydney's train system until next week. But what do the unions want and what is being offered?
Topic:Explainer
Union 'squeezing life out of rail network' with Sydney train delays
Delays on Sydney's train network are expected to get worse this afternoon and continue over the next two days as Sydney Trains employees take industrial action.
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