Duncan Evans is a journalist with a focus on politics and resources. He has worked for News Corp in various locations including Emerald, Brisbane, Yogyakarta, and Jakarta. Duncan's articles cover a range of topics including crime, social issues, art, and industry news, and his work has been featured in several publications including News.com.au, The Weekly Times, and Sky News Australia.
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Duncan Evans predominantly covers local breaking news and evolving stories, with a strong focus on crime and accidents. He often reports on government announcements related to these topics. If you are reaching out to him, consider providing information or interviews related to ongoing police investigations, local accidents, or crime-related issues in Australia, particularly South Australia and Adelaide.
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By: Duncan Evans, Emma Kirk
By: Emma Kirk, Nathan Schmidt, Duncan Evans
The Malaysian government has announced a renewed search for the wreckage of missing airliner MH370.
A gruesome flesh-eating bacteria, thought to be transmitted by an iconic Aussie animal, is spreading in one state, and health experts warn “everyone” is at risk.
Voidwards are an enigmatic collective formed in 2005. Bagulnik (Aesthetic Death Records) is the first full-length in their career of almost twenty years.
By: Duncan Evans
Moving Australia Day away from January 26 could be the only way to resolve the day's tensions, two historians have warned, as the country continues to splinter over the meaning of the date.
Moving Australia Day away from January 26 could be the only way to resolve the day’s tensions, two historians have warned, as the country continues to splinter over the meaning of the date.
Controversy continues to dog the contested date of Australia Day, and two Aussie historians say there’s only one real solution.
Australia’s $225bn taxpayer-owned wealth fund has some wild investments on its books.
Duncan Evans 5 min read Australia's $225bn taxpayer-owned wealth fund has some wild investments on its books.
Australia's $225bn taxpayer-owned wealth fund has some wild investments on its books. The Future Fund is meant to pay retirement benefits for public servants, who numbered more than 170,000 in 2024.
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