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Angela Harper

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Angela Harper is a public affairs and government relations executive and founder of HarPR, with over two decades of experience at the intersection of politics, policy, media and community. A former Canberra Press Gallery journalist and Deputy Bureau Chief for AAP in Brisbane, she brings a sharp understanding of how narratives influence decision-making and how to position messages for impact. Her career includes advising cabinet ministers, leading advocacy campaigns, and managing reputational issues across defence, infrastructure and health. She is known for a pragmatic, outcomes-focused approach, working across political lines to connect leaders and stakeholders around evidence-based policy.

Her career is grounded in service and leadership. Angela served as an Army paramedic, shaping her approach to communication and decision-making under pressure. She has run a Senate campaign and maintains strong relationships across government, media and industry. She currently serves on two boards and as an ambassador for a national veterans’ charity, reflecting her ongoing commitment to the defence community. Her work is defined by a focus on influence, integrity and impact, supported by a disciplined approach to resilience.

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Angela Harper is a public affairs and government relations executive and founder of HarPR, with over two decades of experience at the intersection of politics, policy, media and community. A former Canberra Press Gallery journalist and Deputy Bureau Chief for AAP in Brisbane, she brings a sharp understanding of how narratives influence decision-making and how to position messages for impact. Her career includes advising cabinet ministers, leading advocacy campaigns, and managing reputational issues across defence, infrastructure and health. She is known for a pragmatic, outcomes-focused approach, working across political lines to connect leaders and stakeholders around evidence-based policy.

Her career is grounded in service and leadership. Angela served as an Army paramedic, shaping her approach to communication and decision-making under pressure. She has run a Senate campaign and maintains strong relationships across government, media and industry. She currently serves on two boards and as an ambassador for a national veterans’ charity, reflecting her ongoing commitment to the defence community. Her work is defined by a focus on influence, integrity and impact, supported by a disciplined approach to resilience.

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Using HRT To Support Strength And Health In Midlife

Menopause introduces significant hormonal disruption that affects cognitive function, metabolic health, recovery, and overall

Angela Harper 26 May, 2026

We Need To Rebuild Australia’s Disaster Response Capacity Before It’s Too Late

Ageing volunteers and retention challenges strain Australia’s disaster response capacity.

Angela Harper 21 May, 2026

The Quiet Milestone Of Australia’s First Female Chief Of Army 

Australia’s defence culture may be changing more quietly than expected.

Angela Harper 18 May, 2026

Sleep As The Foundation Of Performance In Menopause

Hormonal changes during menopause disrupt sleep architecture and increase nervous system reactivity, reducing the

Angela Harper 18 May, 2026

Budget Boosts Allied Health Support For Veterans, But ‘Caps’ Cause Concern

New limits spark debate over long-term care access and treatment affordability.

Angela Harper 18 May, 2026

Why Fuelling Matters More Than Dieting In Menopause

Why eating less and exercising harder fails women during menopause.

Angela Harper 8 May, 2026
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