Jake Nelson is a Senior Journalist at @ausaviation. He specializes in aviation and aerospace, covering topics such as airlines, travel and tourism, and regional interest with a focus on Australia and North America. Jake's work has been featured in The Spectator at Seattle University, Defence Connect, ChannelNews, Willamette Week, Smarthouse Magazine, Lawyers Weekly, Australian Aviation, and Space Connect.
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Jake Nelson's coverage focuses on local Australian travel, tourism, and aviation industry news. He often reports on government announcements and press releases related to airports, airlines, and flight operations.
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Training organisation Aviation Australia is moving to a larger space at Essendon Fields.
By: Jake Nelson, Joanna Hou
“I care. I just don’t think that we’re in a position to be the ones to come in and help right now,” one parent says.
By: Jake Nelson
Unlike in recent budgets, the large majority of the cuts are school-based.
Aviation start-up Koala Airlines has survived a winding-up application in the Victorian Supreme Court.
The bill comes as Oregon’s largest-ever health care strike continues at Providence.
By: Anne Amie Vineyards, Jake Nelson
“Taking down legacy mega-rich white men can apparently be a thing.”
By: Jake Nelson
The city’s top leaders are grappling with how a slew of aggressive executive orders may impact Portland.
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