Imogen Reid

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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Politics

12-03-20- Pensioners at RSL LifeCare ANZAC Village. story on the coronavirus economy stimulus package announced today. L-R - John McDonald (92) Barbara Maladay (88), David Picknell (82), Dee Friend (87). Picture Ryan Osland

Retirees to pocket cash

Many retirees are saying they would prefer to save Scott Morrison’s cash injection rather than spend it.

Imogen Reid

ARTSArts

Hijabi hits the funny bone

Sakdiyah Ma’ruf is making waves in the stand-up scene, smashing stereotypes with a unique brand of comedy.

Imogen Reid

ARTSVisual Arts

10/3/20: Sydney-based artist, Gemma O'Brien, in her Redfern studio. A new exhibition to open on Thursday will showcase the work of local and international artists using charcoal from the recent Australian bushfires as their medium. John Feder/The Australian.

Art rises from the ashes of bushfire crisis

The charcoal from Australia’s bushfire crisis has been gathered and transformed into art in a new exhibition.

Adeshola Ore and Imogen Reid

International Women’s DayTechnology

For three high-flying women with pedigrees from the biggest tech companies in the industry and the world - Twitter, Google, Uber and Airbnb among them - the path to career success has not always been straightforward. Suzy Nicoletti, Mina Radhakrishnan, Eva Ross

Women making waves in the world of tech

Ahead of International Women’s Day three high-flyers from the world of tech outline their journey to the top.

Imogen Reid

Nation

Colombian held over murder

Police are hoping to extradite a 20-year-old Colombian student arrested in the Caribbean for allegedly murdering a Sydney sex worker.

Imogen Reid

coronavirus fearsWorld

French police officers face demonstrators in Le Port on March 1, 2020, as people protest against the arrival of the passengers of the Sun Princess cruise ship on the Indian Ocean island of La Reunion without having their temperature checked. (Photo by Richard BOUHET / AFP)

Protesters greet Aussie cruise passengers

Passengers on a Princess Cruises liner have been threatened by violent protesters in Reunion Island.

Imogen Reid

Drug haulNation

Australian Border Force officers have seized 400kg of methylamphetamine hidden in an air cargo consignment from South East Asia.

Ice worth $300m found at Sydney depot

400kg of methylamphetamine worth in excess of $300 million has been intercepted by Australian authorities.

Lachlan Moffet Gray and Imogen Reid

Dreamworld tragedyCompanies

8/12/18 16/11/18 Deborah Thomas leaves her Point Piper home in Sydney. Tracey Nearmy/The Daily Telegraph

Ex-Ardent CEO responds to coroner’s findings

Deborah Thomas says she will ‘review and reflect on the findings’ by the coroner on the Dreamworld tragedy.

Imogen Reid

CoronavirusWorld

A security guard stands outside the Huanan Seafood Wholesale Market where the coronavirus was detected in Wuhan on January 24, 2020 - The death toll in China's viral outbreak has risen to 25, with the number of confirmed cases also leaping to 830, the national health commission said. (Photo by Hector RETAMAL / AFP)

Market not virus’ origin: study

A new study suggests the potentially fatal coronavirus did not originate in Huanan Seafood Wholesale Market in Wuhan.

Imogen Reid

health checksNation

The Norwegian jewel cruise ship docked at Circular quay Sydney . Passengers are disembarking with no issues at this time .picture John Grainger

Coronavirus screening on Sydney cruise ship

Passengers have been permitted to leave a cruise ship after being screened for coronavirus by NSW health authorities.

Imogen Reid

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