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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Parliament House in Canberra, Australia.

Police won’t pursue MP rape claim

NSW Police say an investigation into a rape allegation against a current cabinet minister won’t proceed due to ‘insufficient evidence’.

Adeshola Ore and Ellie Dudley

Nation

2 March 2021.Shaun the Sheep's Circus Show performers (Top - Bottom) Skip Walker-Milne, Jon Bonaventura and Nathan Boyle at the QPAC - Cremorne Theatre in Brisbane.Photo: Glenn Hunt / The Australian

Acrobatic sheep? Ewe’d be mad to miss it

Family favourite Shaun the Sheep is set to appear in a live remake of the claymation series, combining animation, theatre and circus.

Ellie Dudley

Monday night Twitter encoreMedia

Paul Barry, Louise Milligan do battle

The high-profile ABC journalists engaged in a savage Twitter spat on Monday evening, concluding only when many of the tweets were deleted.

Ellie Dudley

LIVE: Politics NowNation

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos MARCH 01, 2021:The Hon. Scott Morrison Prime Minister addresses the media at Kirribilli House in Sydney, Australia. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Gaye Gerard

Generational change needed to fix sector: PM

Scott Morrison says it will take a ‘considerable amount of time’ to achieve the change needed to fix aged care as he welcomes ‘scathing’ report.

Olivia Caisley, Adeshola Ore and Ellie Dudley

COMMENTARYNation

Supplied image for the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety. The Royal Commission Chair, the Honourable Tony Pagone QC, and Commissioner Lynelle Briggs AO. Photograph by Arsineh Houspian

Commissioners’ split muddies hopes for reform

The aged care commissioners have sought to play down their differences in their final report, saying they may strengthen reform. Don’t buy that for a second.

Stephen Lunn

ROYAL COMMISSIONPolitics

Aged care system ‘besieged by neglect’

The two-year royal commission’s final report lists 148 recommendations for change to a sector beset with difficulties over the last decade.

Stephen Lunn and Olivia Caisley

live: coronavirusNation

LONDON, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 26: A traveller arrives by coach at the Holiday Inn hotel at Heathrow Airport to complete a mandatory quarantine period on February 26, 2021 in London, England. Travellers arriving in the UK from February 15 2021 onwards from countries on the "red list" of restrictions have had to isolate in hotels at airports at their own expense for ten days. (Photo by Hollie Adams/Getty Images)

NZ restrictions after new local case is confirmed

New Zealand faces a week of restrictions after another new local case emerged. And more has come out on Queensland’s refusal to pay a NSW hotel bill.

Nicholas Jensen and Ellie Dudley

Politics

Charities ‘punished in case they break the law’

Proposals to give the charities commissioner greater powers to strip organisations of their charitable status have been condemned.

Ellie Dudley

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Pictured in Surry Hills is a rider on his food bike delivery.Picture: Christian Gilles

Food delivery service’s worker shortcut

UK-based Hungry Panda raised $70m last year to continue its global expansion, as Australian riders were paid just $3 per trip.

Ellie Dudley

Higher Education

16th Feb 2021.University of Queensland Professor Naomi Wray is heading up the project and her daughter Ellen, who previously had COVID-19, is the first to volunteer for the study.photo: Glenn Hunt / The Australian

Covid survivors sought to solve reaction puzzle

The University of Queensland is calling for Australians who have suffered from COVID-19 to participate in a study to understand why different patients have varied reactions to the virus.

Ellie Dudley

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