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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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From Military Drill To Ballet Barre

How Dance for Veterans is helping former service personnel reconnect after trauma.

Angela Harper 11 Aug, 2026

Brisbane Festival Raises The Curtain On Creativity In Veteran Recovery

Research suggests creativity can strengthen connection, resilience and wellbeing beyond clinical care.

Angela Harper 11 Aug, 2026

Peptides Are Driving Interest in Regenerative Medicine but the Evidence Is Still Catching Up

Growing interest meets regulatory caution as peptide research continues evolving through science.

Angela Harper 21 Jul, 2026

DVA Defends Cannabis Crackdown Despite No Veteran Cohort Analysis 

Evidence, consultation and veteran experience collide over medicinal cannabis policy changes.

Angela Harper 2 Jul, 2026

Force Posture Drives Defence Estate Overhaul

Strategic priorities are reshaping where Australia’s Defence capability will be based.

Angela Harper 2 Jul, 2026

Brown Paper Bags And Broken Trust In The Veterans’ Compensation System

Commercial incentives are testing trust in Australia’s veterans’ compensation system.

Angela Harper 2 Jul, 2026
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