Jenna Price is a journalist and columnist for smh and canberratimes. With a background in academia, Jenna covers a wide range of topics including social issues, politics, and personal experiences. Her work has been featured in various publications across Australia, highlighting her expertise and diverse writing style.
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Jenna Price's coverage reflects a focus on local Australian issues, particularly in the Canberra area. She often provides commentary and analysis on government and politics, lifestyle, and sports-related topics with an emphasis on personal struggles, social issues, cultural commentary, identity, and work-life balance.
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In the wake of our story this week about Diane Forward thwarting a $500,000 scam , it seems pertinent to share this amazing opinion piece by Jenna Price.
By: Jenna Price, Elizabeth Knight, Chris Harrison
By: Jenna Price
The announcement of an aviation white paper with 56 recommendations has filled me with joy. But I have my own list.
By: Jenna Price
I assumed a Labor government, entirely populated by those who benefitted from either free or cheap higher education, would get with the program of making higher education free or cheap, even feasible, for lots of Australians.
Astonishingly, the Pope and I have something in common. He and I both visited Indonesia this year. He's still there.
By: Jenna Price
Behind a big increase in funding, domestic violence experts and advocates are divided on how to fix the problem.
I worry we are becoming so fearful of fat shaming that we won’t confront the full weight of this epidemic.
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