Jessica Bahr is a Digital Journalist at MSN. She focuses on Climate Policy, ClimateTech, and Global Warming, exploring the intersections of Environmental Services, Forestry, Natural Resources, Fisheries, and Farm Management. Jessica's work has been featured in the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) and Special Broadcasting Service (SBS) Australia.
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Jessica Bahr's coverage spans a wide array of topics, including government and politics, sports, culture & society. Her reporting often cites data and includes government announcements.
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By: Jessica Bahr
The 26-year-old was travelling solo in regional Western Australia and had not been since 29 June.
By: Jessica Bahr
The cost of living, access to housing, and climate change are impacting the number of children Australians are having. Should we be concerned about long-term implications?
By: Jessica Bahr
Witnessing or experiencing family violence can have a lifelong impact on children and, in some cases, even lead to them becoming perpetrators.
By: Jessica Bahr
The algal bloom has killed tens of thousands of marine creatures, but the federal government has stopped short of labelling it a natural disaster.
By: Jessica Bahr
Australians are already living with the consequences of climate change, and every fraction of a degree of global heating matters, according to a new report.
By: Jessica Bahr
Criminals in Australia are more likely to re-offend than those in other countries. One change could improve this.
By: Jessica Bahr
Criminals in Australia are more likely to re-offend than those in other countries. One change could improve this.
By: Jessica-Bahr
The man allegedly tried to travel onwards to Myanmar. ABC News: Haidarr Jones A Queensland man has been charged with a foreign incursion offence over allegedly planning to fight in the Myanmar civil war.
By: Jessica-Bahr, Jessica-Ross
The Queensland Tourism Industry Council (QTIC) says the state's tourism sector is increasingly fragile. ABC Gold Coast: Dominic Cansdale
By: Jessica-Bahr
Tue 26 May 2026 at 9:41pm When Tracey* fled her home after more than a decade of verbal, emotional, financial and physical abuse at the hands of her former partner, she left with little more than the clothes on her back.
