Constance Kampfner is a reporter at The Australian. She covers a range of themes including family and relationships, animal welfare, and social issues, with a focus on crime in the United Kingdom and France, as well as the theater scene. Constance's work has been featured in The Australian, Waikato Times, and The Times.
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Constance's coverage heavily focuses on entertainment news, particularly human interest stories and societal issues. She includes expert commentary in her articles, indicating a willingness to include insights from knowledgeable individuals.
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The men were sentenced to up to 22 years in prison for the rape of four children in the Calderdale area from 2001 to 2010
By: Constance Kampfner
Dozens of men accused of raping Gisèle Pelicot have descended upon the medieval French city for the trial. Residents find their presence deeply unsettling
Police acted after man posted TikTok videos of women filmed without their consent on nights out in Manchester and Liverpool
Ian Harvey, formerly of the Countess of Chester Hospital, says he regrets failing to talk to the police when concerns arose in 2016, two years before her arrest
By: Constance Kampfner
Dr Jim McCormack raised concerns about Letby at a hospital meeting two years before she was arrested
By: Debbie White, Constance Kampfner
Detectives questioned the convicted nurse under caution over unexpected deaths and collapses of infants at the Countess of Chester and Liverpool Women’s hospitals
By: Constance Kampfner, Tom Ball
The 34-year-old convicted of the murder of seven babies at the Countess of Chester Hospital is being interviewed in prison by police over other deaths
A report into the serial sexual abuse of children by Thaddeus Kotik at Caldey Abbey does not go far enough, a victims’ support group says
Alex Ednan-Laperouse was 13 when his sister Natasha died after reacting to sesame seed baked into a Pret baguette. Now 21, he is raising awareness with his family
By: Constance Kampfner
Mark McDonald says the doctor was not a reliable witness and the nurse’s convictions for seven murders and seven attempted murders should be quashed
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