Adam Vidler is a Producer at 9news.com.au. With a career in journalism that spans since 2006, he has covered a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, government and politics, as well as energy policy and regulation. Adam's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as MSN, Stuff, Domain, UCL, Newswav, Nine Digital, Sydney Hot News, 9News, and Nine.com.au.
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Adam Vidler's coverage primarily focuses on crime and breaking news, with a strong emphasis on evolving stories and government announcements. His articles cover topics such as animal attacks, wilderness, safety, and specific incidents in Australia.
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The man, who was found moaning and unresponsive, had no ID or belongings.
Simon Carman is accused of murdering 17-year-old Thanchanok Donhomla in late July.
Adam Vidler An Australian man accused of the murder of a teenage girl in Thailand has claimed he acted in self-defence when she threatened him with a knife.
A Wagga Wagga man has been charged with multiple drug and weapon offences after a search warrant.
Australia Post and StarTrack are looking for 3500 seasonal workers.
The announcement from the South Australian government comes just a day after the first confirmed case in a mammal.
Softer revenue and a changing business landscape prompted the decision, the company said.
Adam Vidler Accounting giant KPMG has announced it will cut hundreds of jobs as consulting revenue continues to shrink in the wake of its scandal over the handling of sensitive client documents.
By: Adam Vidler, Rebecca Masters
Adam Vidler, Rebecca Masters Experts are sounding the alarm about the threat of H5 bird flu to Australia's population of endangered sea
Decades-old rain records tumble as massive stormband moves east
