Brianna McKee is a Research Fellow and the National Manager of Generation Liberty at the Institute of Public Affairs.
Before joining the IPA in 2022, Brianna spent two years at Sky News Australia, where she worked as a digital producer and later as a digital reporter.
Brianna has also contributed to publications such as The Spectator Australia, the Herald Sun, and the Daily Telegraph. Her writing often addresses topics such as free speech, education policy, demography, family policy, immigration, and national identity.
Brianna attended Campion College Australia from 2017 to 2019, where she earned a bachelor’s degree in the Liberal Arts, graduating at the top of her class.
In her role at the IPA, Brianna focuses on talking to young people about issues that matter to them—immigration, housing, and cultural values—particularly within university settings. She has been engaged in public discourse about free speech on university campuses and has appeared on platforms like Sky News, 2GB, and ABC Radio to discuss related research.
Beyond her professional endeavours, Brianna is an enthusiastic equestrienne and has competed in show jumping, eventing, and archery on horseback. She has worked on a farm and held various coaching and leadership roles in university and club sports.
