Wayne Jansson
Chief reporter & photographer at No Fibs
Wayne Jansson is an Australian citizen journalist and photographer. He covered the seat of Indi during the 2013 federal election which saw Independent Cathy McGowan unseat Liberal Sophie Mirabella. His interests are politics and social justice.
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Latest posts by Wayne Jansson (see all)
- Parliamentary Standards Bill can make politics safer for women says @helenhainesindi: @jansant reports #March4Justice - March 17, 2021
- Centrelink #JobActive disability contractors breaching #SpringSt #COVID19aus pandemic orders: @jansant reports - February 24, 2021
- Scale and implications of #KoalaKillers crime still unknown: @jansant reports on #SpringSt - February 5, 2020
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- Pensioners were out in force.
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- A budget by the rich for the rich.
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- Waiting for the rally to begin.
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- Greens Deputy Leader Adam Bandt says Tony Abbott is a clear and present danger to the Australian way of life.
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- Former refugee now refugee advocate Mohammad Ali Baqiri.
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- ACTU President Ged Kearney promises to fight Abbott and Hockey’s #budget2014.
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- An intervention from Gooniyandi woman Vivian Malo: “You stop hurting this land, you stop hurting my brothers and sisters, you stop locking us up”. Photo: Wayne Jansson
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- Greens Deputy Leader Adam Bandt invites the ALP, PUP and other senators to bring the government down.
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- A cheeky protester strikes a pose for the snappers.
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- Even the kids are unsure about Tony Abbott.
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- Joe Hockey was a target for peoples anger.
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- A young baby wonders what all the fuss is about while surveying the crowd.
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- Jax Brown, disability activist told the crowd measures in the budget can and will kill people.
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- Many marched because they’re angry about being lied to.
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- The budget gave people many reasons to march.
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- Father Bob waiting to take the stage.
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- Father Bob: ‘Homeless kids were not born into the age of entitlement’.
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- People listening to the speeches at Federation Square.
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- People are angry it’s the disadvantaged that are doing the heavy lifting for the top end of town.
