Harriet Tatham is a journalist, photographer, and digital human currently working for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). With a background in investigative journalism, Harriet's work covers a wide range of topics, including human interest stories, cultural events, social issues, and breaking news. She brings a unique perspective to her reporting, combining her skills in writing and photography to capture compelling stories from around Australia.
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Harriet Tatham's coverage primarily focuses on national news in Australia, with an emphasis on government announcements and evolving stories. She covers a diverse range of themes including crime, politics, family & relationships, and design.
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By: Stephen Dziedzic, Harriet Tatham
India's leader will address a rally which is expected to draw a crowd of up to 20,000 people who are hoping to catch a glimpse of the prime minister and listen as Mr Modi — a powerful orator — extols the virtues of the Australia-India relationship.
By: Harriet Tatham
Festival director Gill Minervini is experienced in running big events, but the large scale of Sydney Vivid is something else for the self-confessed "festival junkie".
By: Harriet Tatham, Millie Roberts
Cadaver-detection dogs will be used to search the rubble for any human remains after the demolition concludes.
By: Harriet Tatham, Jesse Thompson, Lexy Hamilton-Smith
Australians without a home discuss where they bed down each night — and how they came to be there.
By: Harriet Tatham, Kathleen Ferguson
Highly trained doctors and nurses at the facility in Sydney's west will provide care to those with diseases so dangerous they're likely to kill more than half of those that contract them.
By: Harriet Tatham, Phoebe Hosier
Lightning strikes in a split second. Those who survive being struck can be left with lifelong consequences, including cognitive disability, relationship breakdowns and a dark shadow over their mental health.
By: Harriet Tatham
No topic is off bounds for Summer Williams and her biographer who is part of a new program offered to children hospitals across Sydney allowing kids to chronicle their life.
By: Jack Fisher, Harriet Tatham, Catherine Hanrahan
The century-old former hat factory caught fire on a Thursday afternoon. Within seven minutes of the first triple-0 call, the entire building, in the most densely populated part of Sydney, was an inferno.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has hinted that more assistance could be provided to families before the May budget, signalling a shift in the Government’s position as the political pressure from rising living costs intensifies. Source: Canberra Times.
By: Harriet Tatham, Tierney Bonini
Mohammed Hamada is a champion weightlifter. But after struggling to survive in Gaza, he faces an uphill task.
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