Australia

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Jennifer Scherer is a senior cross-platform reporter and producer for SBS World News, a nightly bulletin on Australia’s national multicultural and multilingual public broadcaster. With a focus on...

Josh van Staden is a video journalist based in Darwin, Australia, working as the Northern Territory correspondent for SBS World News. He previously worked for 7News. Van Staden grew up in remote...

Mike DiGirolamo is a host and associate producer based in Sydney, Australia. He co-hosts and edits Mongabay's flagship podcasts, "The Mongabay Newscast" and "Mongabay Explores."

Ellycia Harrould-Kolieb is a marine social-ecologist at the University of Melbourne who uses frame analysis in her research, including work she does for the Ocean Governance Research Group.

Frankie Adkins is a freelance climate and oceans writer who is originally from London. She now lives in Dharawal Country, in New South Wales, Australia. Adkins is a regular contributor to BBC Earth...

July 10, 2025

Carl Smith is an award-winning science journalist working for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)'s Science Unit and Radio National. For more than a decade he's been making audio...

September 5, 2024

Royce Kurmelovs is an Australian freelance journalist and author. His books include The Death of Holden, Rogue Nation, Boom and Bust, Just Money, and SLICK: Australia’s Toxic Relationship with Big Oil...

July 29, 2024

Angus Chapman is a researcher and journalist. A trained economist, former civil servant, and long-time climate change activist, his work has appeared in Vox, Overland, African Business, and the BBC...