Joanna Panagopoulos

Joanna started her career as a cadet at News Corp’s local newspaper network, reporting mostly on crime and courts across Sydney’s suburbs. She then worked as a court reporter for the News Wire before joining The Australian’s youth-focused publication The Oz.

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Audit callHigher Education

ACT chief minister demands answers as uni VC quits

The ACT’s Chief Minister is seeking a briefing from the University of Canberra Council after interim vice-chancellor Stephen Parker quit, citing a ‘lack of confidence’ in them.

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Higher edHigher Education

CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - December 2, 2024: Bruce Chapman, Emeritus Professor of economics at the ANU who helped co-design HECS addresses the National Press Club in Canberra. Picture: NewsWire / Martin Ollman

Architect of HECS slams Greens’ idea

Making university and TAFE free for all and wiping student debt bills, as the Greens have pitched, is as ‘inequitable’ and ‘regressive as policy can get’, the architect of the HECS student loan system has said.

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‘terrible tragedy’Nation

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos NOVEMBER 27, 2024: Police officer Kristian White leaves the Supreme Court on Wednesday after being found guilty of Manslaughter. The NSW Police officer who tasered Clare Nowland in an aged care facility before the 95-year-old great-grandmother died Picture: NewsWire / Nikki Short

‘Should never have happened’: police on Nowland killing

Police officer Kristian White walked out of court on Wednesday after being found guilty of unlawfully killing a 95-year-old woman with a taser.

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University of Melbourne Associate Professor Guiseppe Barca

Aussie team wins ‘Nobel for tech’

A University of Melbourne team has won the Association for Computing Machinery’s Gordon Bell Prize for the development of the first quantum-accurate simulation of biological systems.

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A man has been charged after 10 vehicles and buildings were damaged in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs last week., About 12.30am on Thursday 21 November 2024, emergency services responded to reports of a vehicle on fire on Wellington Street, Woollahra., Fire and Rescue NSW extinguished the fire; however, the vehicle was destroyed., This vehicle and a further nine vehicles parked along Wellington Street, Tara Street, Fullerton Street and Ocean Street were also allegedly graffitied., Another vehicle allegedly received minor damage as a result of the fire. The total estimated value is believed to be in excess of $70,000.

Man charged over anti-Israel vandalism appears in court after airport arrest

Mohommed Farhat did not apply for bail after he was arrested in the early hours of Monday and charged with 21 offences relating to the alleged vandalism attack in Woollahra.

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warrant backlashPolitics

(FILES) (COMBO) This combination of pictures created on May 21, 2024 shows Israel's Defence Minister Yoav Gallant (L) during a press conference in Tel Aviv on December 18, 2023 and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressing a cabinet meeting at the Israeli Ministry of Defence in Tel Aviv on December 31, 2023. The International Criminal Court on November 21, 2024 issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defence Minister Yoav Gallant, as well as a Hamas' military chief. (Photo by Alberto PIZZOLI and ABIR SULTAN / various sources / AFP)

Former Lib leaders urge rethink on support for ICC

It comes after the Albanese government suggested on Friday it would follow the International Criminal Court’s ruling – to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyhau – as ‘a point of principle’.

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‘We’re coming for you’Nation

Shocking footage shows cloaked gunmen who killed man in Sydney’s inner south

Police say the general public was exposed to ‘outrageous and reckless indifference’ when a man with organised crime links was shot dead in Surry Hills on Friday night | WATCH

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EXCLUSIVELegal Affairs

Cabramatta East Day and Night pharmacy owner Ben Huynh at the Australian F1 GP in Melbourne, 2023. Picture: Instagram

Police supercar seizures not lawful: Pharmacist fraud accused

Ben Huynh – facing allegations he dealt with millions in the proceeds of crime – is demanding cars seized in a raid last year be returned, hiring celebrity lawyer Bryan Wrench and launching legal action in the Federal Court.

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ARTSNation

21/11/24: Australian Museum Director, Kim McKay with Ann exhibit of gold armour at the Machu Picchu and the Golden Empires of Peru Media launch. John Feder/The Australian.

Bucket list comes to us: Machu Picchu magic on show right here in Australia

Magnificent gold crowns, ceremonial cups used in human sacrifices, and a virtual flight off an Inca citadel: Machu Picchu and the Golden Empires of Peru exhibit comes to the Australian Museum.

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EXCLUSIVEPolitics

Belinda Neal at Ocean Beach on the Central Coast. Belinda talks about life after politics.

‘Deposed’ ex-Labor MP takes Amnesty International to court

Belinda Neal is taking the legal action after she was voted off the national board of the human rights organisation.

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