Carla Jaeger is a Trainee Reporter at various esteemed publications. She covers a diverse range of themes including law and legal affairs, culture and society, and crime and justice, with a particular focus on social issues and world affairs. Carla's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as the Brisbane Times, The Age, The Sydney Morning Herald, and WAtoday.
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Carla Jaeger's focus is predominantly on local sports stories, particularly in Australia. She covers a mix of evolving stories, event coverage, breaking news, and government announcements related to various sports such as netball, tennis, and the Australian Football League (AFL).
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By: Sherryn Groch, Carla Jaeger
By: Carla Jaeger, Carolyn Webb
A government minister was unaware of the racism link to Arden station name before The Age unearthed it.
By: Henrietta Cook, Carla Jaeger
By: Broede Carmody, Carla Jaeger, Henrietta Cook
IBAC is investigating claims surgeons at a Melbourne hospital billed the insurer for operating on multiple patients at once.
By: Kieran Rooney, Carla Jaeger
By: Chip Le Grand, Carla Jaeger, Kieran Rooney
Treasurer Tim Pallas’ resignation means Premier Jacinta Allan must find a new economic manager to tackle the biggest debt pile in Victoria’s history.
Victorian protesters will also be charged if they wear face masks or use equipment like rope and chains under a raft of proposed bans designed to stamp out extreme influences in public demonstrations.
By: Kieran Rooney, Broede Carmody, Carla Jaeger
By: Carla Jaeger, Kieran Rooney, Broede Carmody
John Pesutto’s decision to allow remote voting in Friday’s leadership spill put him – and his opponents – in the line of fire.
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