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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Aerial view Sydney Central Business Districs and Royal Botanic Gardens. View on Sydney harbourside suburbs from above. Aerial view on Sydney harbourside, Sydney CBD, Sydney Royal Botanic Gardens

Slice of Sydney is heritage listed

A 40ha slice of historic Sydney is set to be added to Australia’s National Heritage List, capturing the Botanic Gardens, Hyde Park, Mrs Macquarie’s Chair and the Domain.

Ellie Dudley

Nation

20/12/16 Huang Xiangmo YuHu chairman pictured at the Sydney Opera House. Picture Renee Nowytarger / The Australian

Scandal rocked lobster plans

Huang Xiangmo’s Yuhu Group had grand plans to become king of the Australian lobster export industry until the billionaire became enmeshed in Sam Dastyari’s political scandal.

Will Glasgow

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Mr Wong Chef Felix Wongso cooking an Australian lobster as prices fall to an all time low, creating a boom for restaurants. it's also Chinese new year this week. They will be especially popular this week as Chinese New Year is celebrated. Jane Dempster/The Australian.

Claws and effect: investors burnt on lobsters

A post-Christmas slump in lobster prices is threatening up to one-third of the jobs in the industry, with even the Lunar New Year celebrations unlikely to save the sector.

Will Glasgow

Science

Anglo Australian Telescope, showing the space survey being conducted. Photos - : Ángel R. López-Sánchez

Galaxies of stars like to go it alone

When and why a galaxy chooses to form a star has always puzzled astronomers — until now.

Ellie Dudley

LIVE: PoliticsNowNation

03/02/2021: Police outside the Park Royal Hotel at Melbourne Airport where CQV is investigating a potential transmission of coronavirus between hotel quarantine residents at the Park Royal Hotel after two separate resident groups on the same floor returned genome testing results for the same UK variant.Picture: David Geraghty

Restrictions affect gatherings, masks and return to work

A Victorian hotel quarantine worker has tested positive for coronavirus, forcing Premier Daniel Andrews to reinstate restrictions for the state.

Lachlan Moffett Gray, Richard Ferguson and Rhiannon Down

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PERTH, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos JANUARY 31, 2021: Veteran sailor, Jon Sanders returns to Fremantle after his 11th solo circumnavigation of the globe. Sanders has sailed more than 40,000 kilometres since leaving Fremantle almost a year ago, on a voyage to raise awareness of plastic pollution. NCA NewsWire / Tony McDonough

After 455 days, legend sails home to a lockdown

West Australian sailing legend Jon Sanders has arrived home in Perth after a 455-day journey around the globe.

Ellie Dudley

LIVE: COVID-19 PANDEMICNation

Restaurant and Catering Australia chief executive officer Wes Lambert. Picture: Supplied.

Hospitality seeks HECS-style loans in budget

Government loans to wean companies off JobKeeper and exempting restaurants meals from the fringe benefit tax are at the top of the catering and hotels sector’s wishlist for the May budget.

Ellie Dudley and Natasha Robinson

COVID-19 PANDEMICNation

(FILES) A picture taken on January 7, 2021 shows a vial and a syringe of the Pfizer/BioNTech Comirnaty Covid-19 vaccine at the Bordeaux CHU hospital. - Sanofi will help Pfizer and BioNTech to produce their Covid-19 vaccine and should package more than 100 million doses for the European Union by the end of 2021, the general manager of the French laboratory announced on January 26, 2021 in an interview with Le Figaro. (Photo by MEHDI FEDOUACH / AFP)

Pfizer vaccine effective against mutant strains

Pfizer and BioNTech say their vaccine can combat the strains which have emerged in the UK and South Africa, as NSW names the locations of its first vaccination hubs.

Nicholas Jensen and Will Glasgow

HealthNation

Doctors and paramedics attending an emergency arriving at the hospital in an ambulance. Picture: Istock

More money, but hospital queues keep growing

One third of urgent cases failed to receive on-time treatment in the nation’s emergency departments.

Natasha Robinson

COVID-19 PANDEMICNation

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos JANUARY 24, 2020. Federal Treasurer Josh Frydenberg speaking at a press conference at The Family Love Tree store in Prahran on Sunday morning. Picture: NCA NewsWire / David Geraghty

Treasurer hits back at China’s ‘bully’ warning

Josh Frydenberg has responded to Xi Jinping’s declaration that the ‘strong should not bully the weak’, saying Australia will not ‘compromise on our values’.

Geoff Chambers and Ellie Dudley

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