By: Audrey Courty, Rudi Maxwell
Thirteen Australian women and children linked to the Islamic State (IS) group have returned home from Syria, years after the terrorist organisation lost territorial control.
Audrey Courty is a journalist and producer at ABC News Digital, based in Brisbane. She specializes in Middle Eastern politics and Islamist militant groups, drawing on her doctoral research background, while also covering themes such as conflict, geopolitics, and international affairs. Audrey has been featured in the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) and brings a diverse perspective to her reporting on global security and current affairs.
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Audrey Courty's coverage is largely focused on Australian government and politics, with a significant portion dedicated to evolving stories and breaking news. She would likely be responsive to pitches related to government announcements, political developments, and ongoing societal issues within Australia.
Given her interest in culture & society topics alongside crime themes, consider pitching stories around cultural events or societal shifts in Australia, as well as crime-related issues that have broader social implications.
As she covers a wide range of topics including natural disasters and environmental issues relevant to Australia, experts or sources providing insights into these matters could also be of interest for Audrey's coverage.
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