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Angie RaphaelDeputy Chief of Staff, NCA NewsWire

Angie Raphael has almost two decades of experience as a journalist. Angie began her career in regional and community newspapers, then worked at the Australian Associated Press for 10 years before joining NCA NewsWire in Perth. Angie has specialised in court reporting, politics and entertainment, as well as covering bushfires, shark attacks and other disasters.

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PERTH, AUSTRALIA - APRIL 28: Nurses are seen drawing up doses from a multi-dose vile of AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine at Claremont Showground on April 28, 2021 in Perth, Australia. The West Australian Government have opened up two new Vaccine Centres including one at Perth Airport. (Photo by Matt Jelonek/Getty Images)

How virus may have spread at medi-hotel

Health authorities have revealed the unusual way that COVID-19 may have spread at an Adelaide medi-hotel.

NewsWire

Clive Palmer’s big legal bill in WA dispute

Clive Palmer must pay the legal costs of the West Australian government over his dropped contempt case, which a judge said was ‘far from diligent’.

NewsWire

Premier’s grim travel forecast

One Premier has revealed what they believe must happen before the international border can reopen and unrestricted interstate travel can resume.

UpdatedNSW Coronavirus News

Australian businessman Govind Kant died in India. Picture Facebook

Minister reacts to ‘tragic’ Aussie death

Foreign Minister Marise Payne has reacted after a father-of-two became the second Australian to die from COVID-19 in India.

UpdatedNewsWire

Man critical after horror shark attack: Paramedics are racing to save a man who was mauled by a shark on the NSW mid north coast on Tuesday morning. Picture: 9News

Tragic twist after surfer killed by shark

The surfer who died after being mauled by a huge shark in NSW saw the animal and did something brave before it turned on him.

Travel News

CEO and MD of Virgin Australia Jayne Hrdlicka at a AFL/Virgin airlines announcement at Melbourne Airport. Monday, March 15, 2021. Picture:David Crosling

Open borders even if ‘some people may die’

Virgin Australia’s boss has likened COVID-19 to the flu and says the border should reopen soon — even if it means ‘some people may die’.

NewsWire

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - FEBRUARY 28: New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern smiles during a meeting with Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison at Admiralty House on February 28, 2020 in Sydney, Australia. Ardern is in Australia for two days for the annual bilateral meetings with Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison. (Photo by Bianca De Marchi - Pool/Getty Images) *** BESTPIX ***

PM books trans-Tasman trip

Scott Morrison and his wife will travel to New Zealand later this month to meet with Jacinda Ardern and discuss ‘many shared challenges’.

NewsWire

Open borders even if ‘some people may die’

Virgin Australia’s boss has likened COVID-19 to the flu and says the border should reopen soon — even if it means ‘some people may die’.

AFL News

West Coast's Adam Hunter celbrates a goal during the Essendon's Bombers v West Coast Eagles AFL match at Telstra Dome in Melbourne.

Ex-AFL star faces court on assault claim

A former AFL premiership player has faced court on domestic violence charges including aggravated burglary and deprivation of liberty.

UpdatedFederal Budget

Virgin Australia aircraft parked up at Wellcamp Airport. Wednesday, April 7, 2021. Picture: Nev Madsen.

Virgin boss: ‘Some people may die’

The new boss of Virgin Australia has declared some Australians “may die” from coronavirus if the border is opened soon – but she wants flights to resume anyway.

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