Annabel Crabb
STORY ANGLES - Focuses on human narratives: The reporter often highlights personal backstories and emotional dynamics behind political and governmental events.
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 2
- Latest publication
- Jul 28, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for ABC Australia
- Top 5K sites
- Earliest in this view
- Jul 21, 2026
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Angus Taylor likes to talk about systems. People are his 'kryptonite' (opens the original)
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In the classic 1989 comedy When Harry Met Sally, one of the most iconic lines comes when Sally — played by Meg Ryan — is desperate for details about her ex's new girlfriend. "What does she look like?" Sally asks her best friend Marie. "Oh," drawls Marie, played by Carrie Fisher, dry as a martini. "Thin. Pretty. Big t*ts. Your basic nightmare." The horror of finding out that one's competitor is quite so richly endowed with natural advantages is a common and unifying human experience. And when Ang
Albanese's career mirrors Howard's in two important ways (opens the original)
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Point of view: You are the Australian prime minister. You've been elected for a second term, an outcome barely anyone would have predicted back when you were grinding your way through desolate years of opposition. You've just introduced a tax you once promised not to. You're staring down an intense scare campaign on that tax, while — in other news — Pauline Hanson is steaming in off a long run. You are, of course, Anthony Albanese in 2026. But you could just as easily be John Howard in 1998. We
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