Yashee has worked as a news reporter at nine.com.au since November 2023 before moving to a federal political reporter in May 2026. She began her career at the Cairns Post in 2022 before joining Sky News the following year.
She has covered several federal and state budgets, the 2025 federal election, the 2023 referendum and countless party leader changes. She is driven by keeping her readers informed and holding politicians to account.
When she is not knee-deep in politics, she has a keen interest in breaking news and human-led features.
Education
Yashee completed a Bachelor of Communications majoring in Journalism and Non-Fiction Writing at Macquarie University in 2021.
Liberal MP Andrew Hastie has escalated his war of words against One Nation, calling Pauline Hanson and Barnaby Joyce “lying cowards” for denying they ever called him a traitor.
The White House has protested the Australian government’s move to target social media companies, saying President Donald Trump has issued a warning about.
James Ashby has compared One Nation’s relationship with the ABC as a domestic violence relationship after banning some of the from a press conference in Melbourne.
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One Nation has translated its popularity into success in each electoral test thrown at it since a growing number of voters began turning to Pauline Hanson.
National Leader Matt Canavan has doubled down as he faces wide criticism for blaming the “feminisation” in schools for pushing young boys into toxic online spaces.
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Pauline Hanson has called for an apology after Attorney-General Michelle Rowland responded to her claim that the prime minister and treasurer had incited political violence against her.
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