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Charis ChangSenior Reporter

Charis Chang has been a reporter for more than 10 years, beginning her career in newspapers before heading online. In a former life, she was a paralegal and got her start in journalism through covering council meetings and other news for local newspapers in regional NSW, Melbourne, and Sydney including the Manly Daily. She has reported extensively on the environment and climate change, as well as health issues including coronavirus, and has also begun tackling data journalism. Highlights of her career include interviewing prime ministers and covering several federal elections. In 2019, she travelled with the press pack during the election campaign. She has also been involved in campaigns on mental health, organ donation and recycling.

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CHIANG RAI, THAILAND - JULY 04: (EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NO SALES. NO ARCHIVING) A video grab handout made available by the Thai Navy SEALs shows some of the members of a soccer team in a section of Tham Luang cave in Khun Nam Nang Non Forest Park on July 04, 2018 in Chiang Rai, Thailand. The 12 boys and their soccer coach have been found alive in the cave where they've been missing for over a week after monsoon rains blocked the main entrance in northern Thailand. Videos released by the Thai Navy SEAL shows the boys, aged 11 to 16, and their 25-year-old coach are in good health in Tham Luang Nang Non cave and the challenge now will be to extract the party safely. (Photo by Thai Navy SEALs via Getty Images)

Key detail missed in Thai rescue

AUSSIE doctor Richard Harris was thought to be the one who decided which boy was saved first, but new details have emerged.

Current Affairs

Ellen Fanning interviews Dr Sebastian Gorka on 7.30. Picture: 7:30

‘I thought you were a journalist’

A FORMER strategist to Donald Trump has slammed 7.30 host Ellen Fanning for her questioning about Russia.

Close up of a variety of prescription drugs and vitamins on a bluish hospital like background

Should we take vitamins?

ALMOST one billion people around the world take vitamins — but despite the apparent health benefits, how good are they?

A shopper carrying a reusable shopping bag is seen at a Woolworths Sydney CBD store, Sydney, Monday, July 2, 2018. Woolworths says it will hand out free reusable bags for the next 10 days as its customers get used to its ban on single-use plastic bags. Woolies stores in NSW, Queensland, Victoria and Western Australia stopped providing free single-use plastic bags on June 20. (AAP Image/Peter RAE)NO ARCHIVING

The easiest hacks to live a plastic-free life

BEA Johnson started the zero waste movement and has given her tips on how to reduce your rubbish.

Maths question from AMSI.

Surprising way maths is used

IT’S a calculation that has helped shape the world around us, even though most of us don’t understand it. Could you solve this high school maths problem?

Rubber cuppy reusable coffee cup.

These are the best plastic-free coffee cups

IT’S easier than ever to find a plastic-free coffee cup but not all of them are good. Here’s our review of some of the best.

Graph for top earners story.

Are you a top earner in your city?

THIS is what you need to earn each week to be in the top 10 per cent of full-time workers in each capital city.

Australian Dollars Going Down the Drain - Distorted. Paper Money. Australian money, cash, notes generic

‘You’re literally throwing money away’

SOME of the household items you buy all the time are costing you huge amounts of money without you even realising it.

Job creation in Australia.

This is where the jobs are in Australia

NEW analysis shows the areas where jobs are growing in Australia — and one state appears to be dominating the rest.

Do we want our reef to look like this?

Do we want our reef to look like this?

TIME is running out to save the Great Barrier Reef with a new report highlighting how much damage climate change has already done.

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