The Editorial Team

Lisa has been a journalist for more than 20 years, having started her career in community newspapers. After years of reporting on politics, health, and general news, Lisa edited The Southern Courier, The Mosman Daily, and The Manly Daily. She started at news.com.au as deputy editor in 2012, before being appointed editor and now editor-in-chief. Fun fact: When Lisa was 15, she appeared in popular ABC mini-series Brides of Christ. Just ask her. She loves to talk about it.

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Election

Why votes aren’t being counted

WE’RE all keenly awaiting the final vote totals from Saturday’s election. So why don’t the people counting them get cracking?

Election

Can Turnbull survive as leader?

MALCOLM Turnbull is battling to save his leadership as the gutted government waits to see if it has been returned.

Election

Why Labor should thank Pauline Hanson

BILL Shorten was happily handing out the thank yous last night but he missed the one person who helped him push the Turnbull government to the brink.

Election

Turnbull’s ‘pathetic’ post-election speech

POLITICAL commentator Laurie Oakes launched a scathing attack on the Prime Minister and predicted “it’s going to be a pretty nasty few years” ahead.

Courts & Law

Muslim cleric Man Haron Monis leaves the Downing Centre after a pre-trial hearing of his case, Monday, April 18, 2011. Monis is accused of sending offending letters to the families of soldiers killed in Afghanastan. (AAP Image/Dean Lewins) NO ARCHIVING

Monis’ head ‘burst like balloon’

POLICE fired 22 rounds at the Lindt Cafe siege gunman and his “skull burst like a balloon”. Warning: Graphic content

Election

The moment that lit up Facebook

BILL Shorten hijacked news.com.au and Facebook Leaders’ Debate by imploring people to hit “like”, and there was a big response.

NSW

Salim Mehajer outside Auburn Council before he gave evidence at the Auburn Council enquiry. Picture Craig Greenhill

Salim Mehajer takes the stand

CONTROVERSIAL former Auburn deputy mayor Salim Mehajer has taken the stand at an inquiry into alleged dodgy planning decisions.

Luxury

These are the sexiest hotels in the world

ROOMS suspended over water, a huge king bed, fancy restaurants and indulgent spa treatments. These are the world’s sexiest hotels.

Courts & Law

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - DECEMBER 16: A woman carried out by police from the Lindt Cafe, Martin Place following a hostage standoff on December 16, 2014 in Sydney, Australia. Police stormed the Sydney cafe as a gunman had been holding hostages. (Photo by Joosep Martinson/Getty Images)

‘Sound plan’ to storm cafe was rejected

A PLAN that could have been executed without the loss of hostage life was recommended to a top cop and declined, an inquest has heard.

Election

Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull speaks to the media after visiting flood affected areas in the NSW town of Picton south of Sydney, Tuesday, June 7, 2016. Turnbull is meeting flood victims in NSW, which was lashed by fearsome storms over the weekend.(AAP Image/Lukas Coch) NO ARCHIVING

Leaders sign up to first online debate

MALCOLM Turnbull and Bill Shorten will go head-to-head in the first online leaders’ debate, hosted by news.com.au and Facebook.

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