Elizabeth Colman

Elizabeth ColmanEditor, The Weekend Australian Magazine

Elizabeth Colman began her career at The Australian working in the Canberra press gallery and as industrial relations correspondent for the paper. In Britain she was a reporter on The Times and an award-winning financial journalist at The Sunday Times. She is a past contributor to Vogue, former associate editor of The Daily Telegraph and the Sunday Telegraph, and former editor of the Wentworth Courier. Elizabeth was one of the architects of The Australian’s new website theoz.com.au and launch editor of Life & Times, and was most recently The Australian’s content director.

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The Nation

Roger Rogerson is led to the prison van at the end of another day of the modern rial of Jamie Gao. picture: John Appleyard

Clues ‘that lead to Gao’s killers’

Roger Rogerson and Glen McNamara murdered Jamie Gao and dumped his body off the coast of Cronulla, a jury has been told.

SAM BUCKINGHAM-JONES

The Nation

18-yaer-old Sydney man Tamim Khaja who was arrested on Tuesday, May 17th, 2016 over the plotting of an alleged terrorist act.

Terror accused teen denied bail

A teenager accused of terror offences in Sydney has been refused bail.

JENNINE KHALIK

Industrial Relations

6/4/16 CFMEU Construction Branch State Secretary John Setka arrives at a rally in support of the mostly ethnically-Chinese workers from Lend LeaseÕs Bendigo Hospital development.. Aaron Francis/The Australian

5pc a year demand ‘unsustainable’

The militant construction union in Victoria is demanding a 5 per cent-a-year wage rise as part of a deal with contractors.

Elizabeth Colman

EXCLUSIVENational Affairs

Containers sit stacked along the bay of Tanjung Pagar container port in Singapore on May 12, 2016. / AFP PHOTO / ROSLAN RAHMAN

Minister, MUA in talks on reforms

The Turnbull government is reconsidering hardline shipping changes after unprecedented talks with the maritime union.

Elizabeth Colman

National Affairs

Dave Noonan, CFMEU National Assistant Secretary with CFMEU officials outside their Brisbane office as Police raid the CFMEU office at Bowen Hills. Pic Darren England.

CFMEU fined over Vic Rail Link

Construction union and Victoria official fined $78,000 for blockading the states’s $4.3bn Regional Rail Link project.

Elizabeth Colman

exclusiveBusiness

(L-R) Condor Blanco Mines CEO Glen Darby and Chilean President Miguel Juan Sebastian Pinera. Supplied

Character not issue for director

A magistrate has questioned how the director of an ASX-listed company retained his position despite his prosecutions.

ANTHONY KLAN

Tablet

Lack of vision ‘hindered siege cops’

A police officer making critical decisions during the Lindt cafe siege says he was operating without real-time footage.

JENNINE KHALIK

Tablet

10/05/2016: Footage stills of four false killer whales expertly hunting a lone shark just off Cronulla beach has been captured today by a drone hobbyist. The rare video shows four false killer whales, which are normally around three to five metres long, herding the shark, before the largest ends the chase by capturing it in its mouth and dragging it down into the ocean. The footage was taken by Bruno Kataokao.

In brief

Dramatic video footage of a pack of false killer whales hunting a lone shark off a Sydney beach has been captured by a drone camera

Industrial Relations

Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry CEO Kate Carnell announces the Business Expectations Survey at a press conference at Parliament House in Canberra on Monday, Feb. 1, 2016. (AAP Image/Mick Tsikas) NO ARCHIVING

Fallout from safety tribunal

The small business watchdog will assess damage to truckies’ businesses wrought by the short-lived ‘safe rates’.

Elizabeth Colman

National Affairs

Truckies safe rates fallout probed

The small business watchdog will scrutinise the damage to truckies’ businesses from the short-lived ‘safe rates’ order.

Elizabeth Colman

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