Jade Toomey is a Reporter at Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). She covers a variety of themes including energy and mining, as well as education and higher education, often exploring topics such as lawsuits and campus life. Jade's work has been featured in notable publications including The Fiji Times.
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Jade Toomey's coverage primarily focuses on local news, especially crime, legal issues, and government announcements in the Australian Capital Territory with a focus on Canberra. She provides extensive coverage of evolving stories and breaking news related to entertainment, culture & society, as well as government & politics.
Given her emphasis on local issues within Canberra and Australia's political landscape, she would be interested in receiving pitches that offer insights into current events or trends impacting the region. As such, experts with knowledge of local policy developments or community initiatives may find success reaching out to her.
She is also attentive to legal cases and healthcare matters affecting the area; thus professionals working within these fields could provide valuable input for articles pertaining to these topics.
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By: Emmy-Groves, Jade-Toomey
The Canberra Liberals have announced a "refreshed and forward-looking" shadow cabinet under new leader Mark Parton.
By: Elizabeth Byrne, Jade Toomey
The High Court has agreed to hear a special case from two teenagers challenging the federal government's new social media ban for people under 16.
By: Jade-Toomey
Amy Lane lives with a constant hum of pain, but on the worst days her endometriosis "freezes" her body.
By: Jade Toomey, Ben Butler
Embark Education launches a takeover bid for rival early childcare company Mayfield Education, alarming experts who say providers that fail to meet baseline safety standards are being allowed to expand without oversight.
By: Jade Toomey, Steve Cannane
UTS first announced plans to axe jobs and courses to save $100 million a year last September. Four Corners: Nick Wiggins
By: Angus Grigg, Alex McDonald, Marian Wilkinson, Jade Toomey
Mon 25 May 2026 at 12:30pm Mining giant BHP quietly shelved billions of dollars of green projects despite promising the public it was
By: Alex Mcdonald, Jade Toomey, Angus Grigg
The mining giant's delay in the rollout of renewable energy and a fleet of electric trucks and trains in the Pilbara has raised doubts inside the company about it meeting its ambitious climate goal.
By: Angus Grigg, Alex McDonald, Marian Wilkinson, Jade Toomey
Tue 26 May 2026 at 7:07am
By: Jessica Longbottom, Jade Toomey, Jonathan Miller
Victoria ended logging. Now it's using Tasmania's native forests Sun 21 Jun 2026 at 8:57pm It's a freezing, foggy morning as the Searoad Mersey II docks at Melbourne Port.
By: Amy Greenbank, Jade Toomey, Dylan Welch
Fri 3 Jul 2026 at 11:10pm At 8:35am Shane is handcuffed and pushed face-down into the carpet of a hotel hallway in Canberra by three police officers.
