Sarah Whyte

Health and Indigenous affairs correspondent

Sarah Whyte is a political reporter in the Canberra bureau, covering immigration, customs and the High Court. Previously, Sarah was the consumer affairs reporter for The Sydney Morning Herald.Connect via Twitter or email.

Kangaroo Island

Kangaroo Island Feastival: A tasty visual and culinary treat

Hopping over to Kangaroo Island for its annual Feastival, Sarah Whyte samples fresh local produce and is captivated by the island's unspoilt charm.

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Adventure holidays

Bali, Indonesia: Goddess for a week

Rediscover your inner zen at this Balinese retreat for women, writes Sarah Whyte.

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L-R: Minister for Defence Science and Personnel, Warren Snowdon, Defence Minister Stephen Smith and Minister for Defence Materiel, Jason Clare announce the Government?s response to the Black Review into the Defence Accountability Framework, during a news conference at Parliament House Canberra on Tuesday 9 August 2011.
Photo: Alex Ellinghausen

Anzac bookings spark warning

Government warns a restricted number of tickets will be issued via ballot for centenary dawn service.

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Gallipoli tour places threatened

Thousands of people who have booked and paid to attend the Anzac Day centenary dawn service in Gallipoli in 2015 stand to miss out because only a restricted number of tickets will be issued via a ballot.

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