Benedict Brook is a US correspondent at News.com.au, Australia's No. 1 news website. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, climate change, and world affairs, with a focus on North America and regional interests. Benedict's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The NT News, The New York Post, and The Daily Telegraph.
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Benedict Brook's coverage is largely focused on evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements. His articles mainly cover entertainment news, government & politics, and crime.
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Israel is set to call a ceasefire in Lebanon and cease its military strikes against Hezbollah.
Australia’s east coast is set to see a pounding on Thursday as a storm front, which has already smashed Melbourne, heads toward Sydney.
A burst of heat across Australia could lead to dangerous conditions over the next 48 hours with potentially the earliest 40C summer days in Adelaide and Melbourne in almost two decades.
Deposed former dictator Bashar al-Assad has reportedly claimed he never wanted to leave Syria despite fleeing to Moscow when rebels took power earlier this month.
IN THE USOne of Donald Trump’s biggest cheerleaders has suggested he stand for a third presidential term – a move so radical that is not currently allowed in the US.
The father of one of the two Australian teens who died following a suspected methanol poisoning in Laos has recalled how he was in “disbelief” when he was told his daughter would die.
Two of the world’s biggest car manufacturers – well known to Aussie motorists – have said they are exploring merger talks which could drastically change the vehicle market.
Vladimir Putin has made an astonishing admission about the country’s failing in Ukraine during his marathon annual news conference.
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