Jason Katsaras is a News Reporter at InDaily and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). He covers a range of themes including law and legal affairs, legislation, and climate change, while also delving into topics such as crime, traffic, and music in Australia. Jason's work has been featured in prominent outlets like InDaily and ABC, showcasing his commitment to impactful journalism.
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Jason Katsaras' articles predominantly cover crime and government announcements, with a focus on local news in Australia, particularly Queensland and Townsville. His coverage includes evolving stories and breaking news.
If you have expertise or insights related to crime trends, legal proceedings, environmental issues, housing policies or other relevant topics specific to Queensland or Townsville, your pitch is likely to resonate well with Jason. He seems interested in shedding light on impactful local events as they unfold.
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Courtney Smith was excited to use her long service leave payout to buy a new phone last month.
Buller Wines has been fined $50,000 after a large gin still exploded, injuring and traumatising a group of people on a tour in 2022.
Parts of Australia will experience their hottest temperatures since last summer starting today, as Victoria faces its first total fire ban of the season.
Former mayor Dean Rees hopes new police powers will shift the onus away from local government when it comes to stamping out the illegal trade.
Flies are rarely a welcome guest at a family barbecue, sports ground, or outdoor event, but this spring has seen Victorians take to social media irritated over their abundance.
By: Rachel-Holdsworth, Jess Scully
A 21-year-old Filipino man was not paid for at least 200 hours' worth worth of work before he died, a coronial inquest has heard.
By: Jason Katsaras
More than 5,000 students are expected to lodge at the 114-year-old building annually in a move that will create jobs and training opportunities.
By: Jason Katsaras
Heartbroken relatives are paying tribute to an "inquisitive, car-loving" 10-year-old Victorian boy who died in a car boot during a game of hide-and-seek on Sunday.
By: Jason Katsaras
A tree expert says many are unaware how dangerous trees can be and urges people to look up for the warning signs.
By: Dave Marchese
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