Bernard Lagan is a journalist who writes for The Times and the New Zealand Herald. His work has also been featured in publications such as the Brisbane Times and The Australian. Lagan covers a wide range of topics, including politics, current events, and cultural issues, with a focus on the relationship between Australia and New Zealand.
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Bernard Lagan's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, particularly in the context of New Zealand and Australia. He often covers evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements related to these regions.
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The Australian prime minister faces scrutiny after a book claims he solicited free upgrades from the airline’s chief executive Alan Joyce
By: Bernard Lagan
Kevin Rudd’s future in Washington appears to be in doubt after videos surfaced of him calling the American president-elect a ‘village idiot’ and a ‘traitor’
Sharks have poor eyesight and often mistake surfboards for seals — adding bright lighting underneath was found to be a successful deterrent
Australia suffered most of the world's fatal shark attacks last year but a Sydney surfer and scientist believes she may have seen the light in the quest to reduce the risk to humans.
Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke was joined by opposition party MPs in the war dance which caused the temporary suspension of the House during a vote on the bill
Robert F Kennedy Jr has a ‘different set of views’ to the rest of the family, says outgoing US ambassador to Australia in farewell speech
The U.S is spending A$3.5 billion transforming an Outback base into a spearhead.
Andre Rerekura swiftly removed the snake from a Virgin aircraft in Australia that was bound for Perth
By: David Brown, Bernard Lagan
The British lawyer Simone White, 28, became the fifth holidaymaker to die after falling ill in the backpacker town Vang Vieng
A malnourished emperor penguin that travelled more than 2,000 miles to Australia has been released back into the ocean
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