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Imogen Reid is a journalist and digital producer who began her career at The Australian as a cadet in 2019 after moving from a reporting role at news.com.au. She has covered varied assignments including hard news, lifestyle and travel. Most recently she has been focused on driving engagement across The Australian’s multiple digital products.

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Rivals step in to fill Schoolies void

The age of corona has got worse for Year 12 students, with Schoolies on the Gold Coast cancelled, but rival destinations are sensing an opportunity.

Angelica Snowden

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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos AUGUST 28, 2020: Victoria Police Assistant Commissioner Luke Cornelius addresses the media about the police's response to the illegal anti-maskers protest planned for Melbourne on September 5. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Andrew Henshaw

Police vow to stop ‘selfish’ anti-lockdown protest

Victorian police have eviscerated ‘tinfoil hat-wearing’ anti-lockdown protesters planning a ‘bats. t crazy’ march on September 5.

Olivia Caisley, Charlie Peel, Jacquelin Magnay and Imogen Reid

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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian speaks at the daily media briefing in Beijing on April 8, 2020. (Photo by GREG BAKER / AFP)

Axing deals ‘puts bacteria in ties’, China warns

Beijing has denounced the Morrison government’s proposed Foreign Relations Bill.

Stephen Lunn, Imogen Reid and Richard Ferguson

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NCA NewsWire Photos AUGUST, 27, 2020: Emergency service crews are seen after a mutli-car crash, which has resulted in a womenÃs death, near the entrance to the Sydney Harbour Bridge at Millers Point on Thursday morning. Picture: NCA NewsWire/Bianca De Marchi

City chaos after deadly bridge collision

One person has died and four others injured after an accident that closed the bridge during the morning peak.

Angelica Snowden

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AMA Victoria president Professor Julian Rait, left, and Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews, right. Pictures:

Victoria: ‘Like watching a slow car crash unfold’

AMA launches a stinging attack on the Victorian government over virus response, detailing missteps and reiterating calls for royal commission.

Rebecca Urban, Richard Ferguson and Remy Varga

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The Travelodge Hotel on Wentworth Ave in Surry Hills has been deemed unfit to house Covid-19 quarantined arrivals after a review conducted by NSW Police. Guests were loaded onto busses and transported to other hotels. Picture: Toby Zerna

‘Disgusting’ quarantine hotel evacuated

More than 350 returned travellers are being evacuated from a Sydney quarantine hotel after complaints to police about lax hygiene standards.

Rebecca Urban, Richard Ferguson and Imogen Reid

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20/08/2020. Original Australian Survivor host Lincoln Howes and contestant Deborah Peart, photographed together at Milsons Point in Sydney, 20 years on after the first series of the show. Britta Campion / The Australian

Reality TV still a survivor?

It’s almost 20 years since reality television invaded Australia, and a rewind reveals the genre once veered closer to documentary than melodrama.

Imogen Reid

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Premier Anastasia Palaszczuk vits the Qld/NSW border crossing at Griffith Street Coolangatta to check on operations before more closure come into place on the weekend due to Covid restrictions. Pics Adam Head

Premiers under fire over ‘galling’ border bans

Tourism chief attacks border closures despite falling Covid cases, as National Cabinet faces pressure to sort out ‘poll-driven’ leaders.

Olivia Caisley, Richard Ferguson, Robyn Ironside and Imogen Reid

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - AUGUST 19: Prime Minister Scott Morrison takes a tour at the AstraZeneca laboratories in Macquarie Park, on August 19, 2020 in Sydney, Australia. The Australian government has announced an agreement with the British pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca to secure at least 25 million doses of a COVID-19 vaccine if it passes clinical trials. The University of Oxford COVID-19 vaccine is currently in phase-three testing. If the vaccine proves to be successful, Australia will manufacture and supply vaccines and will be made available for free. The project could deliver the first vaccines by the end of this year or by early 2021. (Photo by Nick Moir - Pool/Getty Images)

Virus vaccine ‘won’t be compulsory’: PM

Scott Morrison promises any coronavirus vaccine will not be compulsory, despite saying earlier in the day that it should be as ‘mandatory as possible’.

Rachel Baxendale, Richard Ferguson and Imogen Reid

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This photo taken on August 15, 2020 shows people watching a performance as they cool off in a swimming pool in Wuhan in China's central Hubei province. (Photo by STR / AFP) / China OUT

Wuhan: from ground zero to party central

A giant beach party has replaced shuttered markets and deserted streets at the epicentre of the coronavirus pandemic.

Imogen Reid

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