Hugh Hogan is a reporter for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) with a focus on national news in Australia. He covers a range of topics including crime, politics, and current events, providing in-depth reporting and analysis for ABC's audience.
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Bathurst, Australia (Local)
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Hugh Hogan focuses on national coverage with a focus on Australian government, politics, crime, and public safety issues. His articles often highlight evolving stories and breaking news related to these topics.
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By: Bruce Mackenzie, Hugh Hogan, Romy Stephens
Hundreds of nursing vacancies across the state are being filled by agency nurses on locum rates, in a cycle described by health officials as "completely unsustainable".
By: Hugh Hogan
A major fishing and camping site near the Blue Mountains has been closed indefinitely after reports of a significant fish kill.
By: Tim Fookes, Hugh Hogan
There are serious concerns for a population of endangered Macquarie Perch at Bathurst after a deadly virus was confirmed to be behind a recent fish kill in Lithgow.
By: Hugh Hogan
A central west NSW greyhound trainer accused of giving a dog alcohol and betting on another dog in a Bathurst race has had all charges against him dropped.
By: Hugh Hogan
Police in regional New South Wales have called for the use of dogs to hunt wild pigs to be made illegal.
By: Hugh Hogan, Lani Oataway, Tim Fernandez
An Airbnb cabin in Wollongong has been completely washed away while a young couple were inside.
By: Hugh Hogan, Lani Oataway, Hamish Cole
Storms have washed away the only access road to the Megalong Valley in the Blue Mountains, leaving 200 people cut off and business facing huge losses.
By: Keira Proust, Hugh Hogan
The shopping mall at the centre of Saturday's fatal stabbings in Sydney will reopen tomorrow for a community reflection day, before resuming normal trading hours on Friday.
By: Hugh Hogan
A man has been arrested after a young woman's body was found at a home in Forbes, in central west NSW, early today.
By: Hugh Hogan
A western New South Wales man charged with murdering a young woman was on bail for several violent charges against the same victim.
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