Crystal-Rose Jones
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Crystal-Rose Jones is a reporter based in Australia. She previously worked at News Corp for 16 years as a senior journalist and editor.
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6 Days to Get Home: Students Missing Charter Flights Because Seats Reserved for Indigenous Kids
‘My boys have been left sitting at the airport, bags packed, because they weren’t allowed on a plane with empty seats,’ Derek Lord.
Victorian Liberals Loan $1.5 Million to Pesutto After Defamation Loss
A Liberal MP who defamed fellow party member Moira Deeming will avoid bankruptcy after receiving a party loan to cover court costs.
Australian Native Honey Shows Promise Against Pathogen Behind Staph, Tinea: Research
The honey of Australian stingless bees has antimicrobial properties.
Marles to Attend NATO Summit in Albanese’s Place
Hopes for a face-to-face meeting between Australia and the U.S. remain in wait as Anthony Albanese passes on attending the upcoming NATO summit.
Australia Suspends Embassy in Tehran as Israel-Iran Tensions Continue
Australians have been urged to leave Iran if it is safe to do so as embassy operations on the ground are put on hold.
Key Groups Call for Clarity, Less Red Tape in Environmental Law Reforms
Farming and conservation groups have outlined their wish lists to Environment Minister Murray Watt during a roundtable session in Canberra.
VicGrid Scales Back Renewable Energy Ambitions in New Draft Plan
The 2025 Victorian Transmission Plan (VTP) appears to have reined in the state’s renewable ambitions.
Hopes of Face-to-Face Talk With Trump Dashed as President Leaves G7 Early
An escalating conflict between Israel and Iran has cut short President Trump’s visit to the G7 summit in Canada.
2 More State Conferences Vote to Abandon Net Zero, Putting Pressure on Coalition Leaders
The Northern Territory Country Liberals and NSW Nationals are the latest branches to vote against net zero.
Brisbane Council Deploys AI to Help Curb Traffic Congestion
Brisbane is recognised as one of the most congested cities in the world.
6 Days to Get Home: Students Missing Charter Flights Because Seats Reserved for Indigenous Kids
‘My boys have been left sitting at the airport, bags packed, because they weren’t allowed on a plane with empty seats,’ Derek Lord.
Victorian Liberals Loan $1.5 Million to Pesutto After Defamation Loss
A Liberal MP who defamed fellow party member Moira Deeming will avoid bankruptcy after receiving a party loan to cover court costs.
Australian Native Honey Shows Promise Against Pathogen Behind Staph, Tinea: Research
The honey of Australian stingless bees has antimicrobial properties.
Marles to Attend NATO Summit in Albanese’s Place
Hopes for a face-to-face meeting between Australia and the U.S. remain in wait as Anthony Albanese passes on attending the upcoming NATO summit.
Australia Suspends Embassy in Tehran as Israel-Iran Tensions Continue
Australians have been urged to leave Iran if it is safe to do so as embassy operations on the ground are put on hold.
Key Groups Call for Clarity, Less Red Tape in Environmental Law Reforms
Farming and conservation groups have outlined their wish lists to Environment Minister Murray Watt during a roundtable session in Canberra.
VicGrid Scales Back Renewable Energy Ambitions in New Draft Plan
The 2025 Victorian Transmission Plan (VTP) appears to have reined in the state’s renewable ambitions.
Hopes of Face-to-Face Talk With Trump Dashed as President Leaves G7 Early
An escalating conflict between Israel and Iran has cut short President Trump’s visit to the G7 summit in Canada.
2 More State Conferences Vote to Abandon Net Zero, Putting Pressure on Coalition Leaders
The Northern Territory Country Liberals and NSW Nationals are the latest branches to vote against net zero.
Brisbane Council Deploys AI to Help Curb Traffic Congestion
Brisbane is recognised as one of the most congested cities in the world.