Ellie Dudley

Ellie DudleyLegal Affairs Correspondent

Ellie Dudley is the legal affairs correspondent at The Australian covering courts, crime, and changes to the legal industry. She was previously a reporter on the NSW desk and, before that, one of the newspaper’s cadets.

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BRING THEM HOMENation

The Prime Minister of Australia Scott Morrison has spent the second day of his visit to Western Australia at the Christmas Creek mine site in The PIlbara. PIctured is the Prime MInister arriving at the airport in the states North West on April 15, 2021. Picture - Justin Benson-Cooper / The West Australian

Government’s handling of stranded Aussies blasted

Geoffrey Robertson says Australia will ‘lose its reputation on human rights’ if it fails to act on UN ruling to bring Australians home.

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Covid-19Nation

CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA NewsWire Photos MARCH 17 2021: Professor Paul Kelly during a press conference in Parliament House Canberra.Picture: NCA NewsWire / Gary Ramage

Blood clot death linked to vaccine

The TGA has revealed the death of a 48-year-old NSW central coast woman was linked to the AstraZeneca vaccine.

Jess Malcolm, Natasha Robinson and Ellie Dudley

‘Victory for all Australians’Nation

EMBARGO FOR TWAM 28 MARCH 2020 FEE APPLIES Photo by Roger Askew/Shutterstock (4466398d) Human rights barrister Geoffrey Robertson Human rights barrister Geoffrey Robertson QC speaks at the Oxford Union, Oxon, Britain - 25 Feb 2015

UN rules on Aussies stranded overseas

The UN Human Rights Committee says the Morrison government must ‘facilitate and ensure’ the prompt return of two Australians.

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Nation

(LR) CMR Automotive owner Cameron Virtue and his first year apprentice Nassim Guellati working on a SL 500 R129 at his garage on the 8th of April. There has been a shortage of mechanics across Australia due to lack of skills, lack of interest in the industry, and an inability to source workers from overseas due to COVID-19 border restriction. Picture: Adam Yip

Car shops seeking quick fix on skills

A critical skills shortage is plaguing the automotive industry, with car repair shops across the country struggling to fill workshops with qualified mechanics.

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ArrivalsPolitics

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos APRIL 01, 2021 - Half-priced flights have landed and part of the federal governmentÃs $1.2 billion initiative to rejuvenate the nationÃs crippled aviation sector. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Christian Gilles

Stranded Aussies back of queue

In a new trend, more than half of all international arrivals in Australia are foreign nationals.

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RURAL FESTIVALMusic

Ian Moss at the Mundi Mundi lookout.Picture: Andrew Gosling

Mad Max, Priscilla and now Moss

Ian Moss will join Australian music legends Paul Kelly and Tim Finn at the inaugural Mundi Mundi Bash.

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PRINCE PHILIPNation

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos APRIL, 11, 2021: (L-R) NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian, Jenny Morrison, Prime Minister Scott Morrison, Linda Hurley and Governor-General David Hurley are seen during a special prayer service to commemorate the death of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, at St Andrew's Cathedral in Sydney. Picture: NCA NewsWire/Bianca De Marchi - POOL via NewsWire

Dignitaries commemorate life of Philip

As the world continued to mourn the loss of Prince Philip, Australian dignitaries gathered at a Sydney church to commemorate his life.

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Nation

Ellen Fisher, 24, a Covid-19 survivor, poses for photos at her home in Brisbane.Picture: Dan Peled

Having jab makes sense and sensibility

Ellen Visscher is a young survivor of COVID-19 who has never quite recovered from the virus.

Ellie Dudley and Nicholas Jensen

Science

Researcher Bob Graham pictured with tanks of Zebrafish at the Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute in Sydney, Thursday 8 April 2021. Picture: Nikki Short

Zebrafish find at heart of health game-changer

Scientists investigating the secret to curing heart failure have uncovered a vital clue … a clue that lies within the South Asian zebrafish.

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Nation

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos MARCH 22, 2021: Detective Superintendent Stacey Maloney speaks during a press conference to address the guilty verdict of NRL super star Jarryd Hayne who was found guilty of sexually assaulting a woman in Newcastle in September 2018, in Sydney, Australia. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Gaye Gerard

Informal sex assault reports ‘vigilantism’

Civil Liberties Australia has blasted the NSW police sexual assault reporting questionnaire that allows victims to informally disclose abuse, labelling it ‘uncontrolled vigilantism’.

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