After six months of waiting, hoping, worrying, the email finally arrived. I took several deep breaths to calm my racing heart before clicking on the attachment. Scanning through the opening paragraphs of HR jargon, I reached a paragraph bluntly entitled: ‘Rape’.
It read: ‘Despite trying, [we were] unable to speak to the alleged perpetrator.’ There were a few further lines noting that my experiences must have been ‘difficult’ and that I was ‘brave’ for taking part in the investigation.
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A senior ABC journalist has been caught slagging off Sky News’ host Sharri Markson, branding her ‘unhinged’ in an embarrassing hot mic debacle.
Stephen Dziedzic, the ABC’s foreign affairs reporter, unloaded his thoughts to fellow journalists on everything from the broadcaster’s management to fellow ABC stars before a press conference involving Defence Minister Richard Marles and US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken in Brisbane on Saturday.
But the hapless reporter was completely unaware his words were being broadcast straight into
How two experienced pilots failed to see each other before colliding mid-air above a crowded theme park and killing four people will form the basis of a major investigation into Monday’s helicopter tragedy at SeaWorld on the Gold Coast.
Sea World Helicopters chief pilot Ash Jenkinson, 40, and three passengers were killed after their Eurocopter EC130 took off from the park’s helipad.
Seconds later hit an incoming EC130 – shearing off its rotors and sending it plunging 30 metres to
