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Natasha Robinson
Natasha RobinsonHealth Editor

Natasha Robinson is The Australian’s health editor and writes across medicine, science, health policy, research, and lifestyle. Natasha has been a journalist for more than 20 years in newspapers and broadcasting, has been recognised as the National Press Club’s health journalist of the year and is a Walkley awards finalist and a Kennedy Awards winner. She is a former Northern Territory correspondent for The Australian with a special interest in Indigenous health. Natasha is also a graduate of the NSW Legal Profession Admission Board’s Diploma of Law and has been accepted as a doctoral candidate at QUT’s Australian Centre for Health Law Research, researching involuntary mental health treatment and patient autonomy.

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Spy legislation used to hamper police

Spy legislation used to hamper police

A POLICE investigation into a man accused of intentionally spreading HIV came close to collapse because of a decision bygovernment lawyers to withhold documents on the basis of laws usually invoked to protect classified information or the identity of spies.

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Dismiss charges, urges Government

Dismiss charges, urges Government

COMMONWEALTH solicitor-general David Bennett was eloquent in his praise of political journalists Gerard McManus and Michael Harvey as they pleaded guilty to contempt charges before the Victorian County Court this week.

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