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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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ALBURY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos JULY 22, 2020: A man riding his bike across the Murray River border in Albury is checked by police. Restrictions get tightened from today at border crossings.Picture: NCA NewsWire / Simon Dallinger

Premier warns of ‘critical time’

NSW is heading into a ‘critical’ phase in its battle against COVID-19, as the Premier urged residents and businesses to apply a new level of caution.

Imogen Reid

Politics

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos JULY 17. Premier Gladys Berejiklian hold a press conference with an update on NSW COVID-19 restrictions in Homebush, Sydney,Friday,17 July, 2020.Picture: NCA NewsWire / Jeremy Piper

Premier baulks at enforced cover-up

Gladys Berejiklian has stopped short of making face masks compulsory in NSW, calling the decision a ‘personal choice’.

Imogen Reid

qanda recapMedia

Northern Territory Chief Minister Michael Gunner on QandA on Monday night.

Covid to last ‘two or three years’

QandA discussed Australia’s road to COVID-19 recovery, Indigenous incarceration rates, the postponement of parliament and the future of the arts sector.

Imogen Reid

Politics

Chris Rodgers and family from 79 are starting to move belongings out of Some of the damaged properties at Wamberal beach where a number of homes have been evacuated after large waves undermined their foundations over the last week. Security guards now patrol the beach restricting access .picture John Grainger

Residents savage council inertia

Frustrated residents in Wamberal spent Monday afternoon packing up their homes while authorities ushered people out of the street.

Imogen Reid

Wild weatherNation

Sections of Wamberal Beach on the NSW Central Coast have been closed to the public after huge swells have caused land to slip and several homes on Ocean View Drive with structural damage are at risk of collapsing. This morning sandbags were being craned into number 53 (centre of frame) to try and protect it from the swell. Picture: David Swift

Residents told to flee as trophy homes teeter

Residents along the central coast have been asked to evacuate as the coastal erosion crisis poses a major threat to their trophy Wamberal homes.

Imogen Reid

Panic buyingNation

Sandridge Bridge, Southbank.. The Victorian Government announced today that face coverings in public will be mandatory From Wednesday night in the Greater Melbourne and Mitchell Shire.Photograph by Paul JeffersThe Australian19 July 2020

Victorians race to cover up before deadline

Victorians are queuing to buy face masks before compulsory wearing begins on Wednesday.

Imogen Reid

Nation

Friends (L-R) Jasper Langley (14), Bailey Spitzer (14) and Harrison Podvinec (14) take on the big swell at Collaroy ocean pool. An easterly coastal low brings rain and strong winds to Sydney. Jane Dempster/The Australian.

Wild, wild world lashes out

Australia has copped a lashing from wild rain and wind from an intense low-pressure system off the southeastern corner.

Imogen Reid

mediaMedia

David Gyngell and Leila McKinnon - file pic - at 2018 Logies. Picture: Regina King (copyright restrictions apply 07 55322193).

Former 9 boss Gyngell suffers heart attack

Former Channel 9 CEO David Gyngell says he could have died after suffering a heart attack in Byron Bay.

Imogen Reid

drought breakerNation

Farmer Jock Wallace feeding merino sheep on his property in Numbla Vale in NSW, with daughters Izzy, 8 (l) and Darcy, 10(r). Picture by Sean Davey.

Farmers keep a weather eye on La Nina

For the first time in more than two years, above-average rainfall is likely over the next six months in north, eastern Australia.

Max Maddison and Imogen Reid

Nation

Urgent race to trace cases in auto-message call out

Victoria’s contact tracing team will have to track down up to 9000 extra people who have crossed paths with newly recorded COVID-19 infections..

Rachel Baxendale and Imogen Reid

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