The Sydney Morning Herald • 20th January 2025

I’ve had four housemates in three years. And I’m not the problem

I’ve had four housemates in three years. And I’m not the problem. Meta chief executive Mark Zuckerberg is doing away with the company’s fact-checkers at the very time we need them most – to verify applications for the role of roommate.

Sydney Morning Herald • 15th January 2025

RTBU action sparks train chaos: How are you getting to work?

Every train line across Sydney faced significant delays and multiple cancellations as the Combined Rail Unions reinstated 10 key work bans.

Sydney Morning Herald • 12th August 2024

The inside story of how Raygun broke into the Olympics

In Australia, some have asked how the 36-year-old Macquarie University academic was selected for the Games.

Sydney Morning Herald • 20th February 2024

The dirty truth about the air quality in Sydney's underground train stations

A Herald investigation has uncovered air pollution in Sydney's underground train platforms more than double safe daily limits and several times dirtier than above ground.

10 News First • 7th June 2022

TikTok: Why Did Australia Vote For The Legalise Cannabis Party?

Did you spot the Legalise Cannabis Party on your ballot paper at election time? It received a record 2-7% of the Senate vote in most states and territories, despite limited advertising - we found out why its members think Aussies used their vote for a single-issue party.

10 News First • 3rd May 2022

TikTok: Do You Actually Get Fined If You Don't Vote?

Federal Election Series: Do you get fined if you don’t vote at the #federalelection this year?

10 News First • 11th February 2022

Interview: International Day of Women and Girls in Science

February 11 marks the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, and Dr Fiona Li is just one Sydney doctor helping Aussies make informed choices about their healthcare.

10 News First • 23rd December 2021

Special Video Edition: The Professor And The Hack

Produced by Meg Kanofski and Gabriella Warner: Scott Morrison and Anthony Albanese's chances at the Federal Election are debated on The Professor and The Hack by Hugh Riminton and Peter van Onselen.

10 News First • 4th August 2021

6 Reasons Anti-Vaxxers Won't Listen To Science

Why is it so hard to change an anti-vaxxer's mind with 'trust the science' arguments? @CharlesSturtUni researchers have theorised it's all about communication. #Thread

10 News First • 7th April 2021

Explainer: How Australia's Vaccine Rollout Went So Wrong

Overseas supply isn't the only issue plaguing Australia's slow rollout. #auspol

10 News First • 15th March 2021

Watch: Why Did You #March4Justice?

Why did you #March4Justice? Sydney marchers tell @10NewsFirst why they're shouting out against sexual violence. #March4Justiceau

Irish Echo Australia • 29th March 2020

Archaeologist unearths South Australia's Irish ghost town

A dig in South Australia has unearthed the bare bones of a forgotten 19th century Irish community.

Irish Echo Australia • 29th March 2020

The race to save Parramatta's Female Factory

Activists and politicians are locked in a clash over the future of Parramatta’s convict-era Female Factory.

Central News • 13th January 2020

Watch: One man's mission to keep Sydney's tradies safe

Sydney’s building boom has given rise to new concerns about worker safety.

20th December 2019

Injury comeback for Olympic skier

Interview with aerial skier and two-time Olympian Danielle Scott on her plans for a winning comeback after ACL surgery.

Irish Echo Australia • 21st November 2019

Dubliner's closet initiative a winner for mental health patients

A Dubliner is helping Sydney psychiatric ward patients to look good and feel good, and has plans to take his initiative global.

Irish Echo Australia • 15th September 2019

Cork showcase for Indigenous chefs

Indigenous Australian chefs have shown off their culinary skills at Cork’s 2019 food festival.

Irish Echo Australia • 4th September 2019

Joy for Irish family as son receives donor heart

A three-year-old boy with rare medical conditions has been handed a new lease of life after receiving a donor heart.

Irish Echo Australia • 30th August 2019

Australian Governor General traces Irish heritage to Cork

Australia’s newly-appointed Governor-General has traced his Irish roots to a Cork village.

Irish Echo Australia • 20th August 2019

Irish-owned tech firm launches on ASX

An Irish software company has taken out the title of Australia’s largest foreign stock market listing of the year.