The Editorial Team

Alexis Carey has been a reporter for more than 10 years, graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in Media and Communications from the University of Sydney in 2009 before landing a role at her local paper in Griffith, NSW. Alexis has since worked for NewsCorp Australia’s local news titles and at the Mamamia Women’s Network before taking a career break to travel. She joined news.com.au in 2017 as a finance reporter and then finance editor before joining the news team in 2020.

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Netball

GOLD COAST, AUSTRALIA - OCTOBER 23: (L-R) Courtney Bruce, Jo Weston, Liz Watson, and Jamie-Lee Price of Australia pose for a photo with the Constellation Cup as they celebrate victory after the Constellation Cup match between the Australia Diamonds and New Zealand Silver Ferns at Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre on October 23, 2022 in Gold Coast, Australia. (Photo by Bradley Kanaris/Getty Images)

Tech billionaires dragged into netball crisis

As the fallout from Netball Australia’s failed sponsorship deal with Gina Rinehart grows, attention is turning to who can save the sport.

Superannuation

A new survey has revealed most Aussies won't be able to retire comfortably. Picture: iStock

Tragic proof biggest Aussie ‘dream is over’

Chilling new research has revealed one of the biggest Australian dreams is now well and truly out of reach for most of the population.

Europe

Iran now teaching Russian troops how to use drones in Crimea

Rogue nation’s scary presence in Ukraine

A worrying new threat has emerged in war-ravaged Ukraine after Russia secured the support of a particularly concerning ally.

At Work

Tahlia Brown's 17-month-old daughter Taidyn “Totty” Murphy tragically drowned in a spa bath at the family’s home near Rockhampton in September.

‘Disgusting’: Mum ‘fired’ after baby’s death

Tahlia Brown experienced every parent’s worst nightmare after losing her baby girl – only to be left out of work for one “cruel” reason.

Asia

Peng Lifa disappeared after protesting against Xi Jinping. Picture: Twitter/@changchengwai

Man vanishes after humiliating Xi

There are growing fears for a Chinese activist who disappeared after staging an epic protest calling for “dictator” Xi Jinping to be removed.

Europe

Some experts believe Russia's invasion of Ukraine was motivated by gas and oil.

Chilling ‘real reason’ for Putin’s invasion

Russia’s war against Ukraine stunned the world – but some experts are convinced there could be a hidden motivation behind the brutality.

Leaders

Vladimir Putin’s brutal new war commander, Sergei Surovikin, is nicknamed “General Armageddon”.

‘Armageddon’: Putin’s evil new commander

A commander with the chilling nickname “General Armageddon” has been promoted to lead the Ukraine war as Russia grows increasingly desperate.

Europe

Pavel Pchelnikov is the ninth Russian elite to die under mysterious circumstances this year.

Russian elite’s ‘suspicious’ death exposed

Russia has been rocked by yet another mysterious death after an executive became the ninth elite victim to die under “suspicious” circumstances this year.

Military

Vladimir Putin is facing a major threat despite plans to annex four more Ukrainian regions.

‘Imminent, painful defeat’ facing Putin

Russia is poised to annex four more areas of Ukraine after “sham” elections – but experts say a fresh, embarrassing defeat is coming.

Technology

ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos June 21, 2021: A generic picture of an Optus store in Adelaide. Major telco companies are slapping Australians with higher fees and plans. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has unveiled new research indicating Telstra, Vodafone and Optus have all inflated the cost of plans since July last year: NCA NewsWire / David Mariuz

‘Pure deception’: Sinister detail in scandal

The hackers at the centre of the scandal that has left the personal details of millions of Aussies compromised made use of a sinister tactic.

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