Julia Bergin is a reporter based in Alice Springs, Northern Territory, Australia. She specializes in local news and has a keen interest in issues related to social justice, indigenous rights, and environmental conservation. Her work has been featured in publications such as Crikey, The Mandarin, and SmartCompany.
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Julia Bergin's coverage primarily centers around local government and politics in Australia, with a focus on Northern Territory issues. She also covers topics related to Indigenous communities, remote living conditions, and legal policy regulation. In terms of themes, her articles often revolve around government & politics as well as entertainment news.
Experts who can provide insights into Australian governmental policies and their impact on Indigenous or remote communities may find success when reaching out to Julia. Additionally, experts with knowledge of specific cases like the Kumanjayi Walker case or broader issues such as DV in the NT could be valuable sources for her work.
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By: Julia Bergin, Hannah Jose
About 50 million Thais are set to get a "digital wallet" containing 10,000 baht ($420) as part of a $21 billion cash handout scheme that has been criticised as costly, unsustainable and detrimental to Thailand's already struggling economy.
By: Julia Bergin, Hannah Jose
In short: Bangladeshis are celebrating the resignation of their prime minister after weeks of violence.
By: Julia Bergin
Armed independence groups, treacherous terrain, wild weather, and airstrips that make Nepal's notorious Lukla airport look like "child's play" are just some of the dangers that pilots face flying in West Papua.
By: Julia Bergin
In short: A funeral has been held in New Zealand for pilot Glen Malcolm Conning, who was killed by gunmen after he landed to deliver passengers to a village in West Papua's remote Alama district last week.
In short: Amid a spate of natural disaster warnings, Japan's supermarkets are running short of rice with consumers asked to limit their purchases.
In the state of Victoria, you need more than one day to take in all that the A.F.L. Grand Final has to offer.
By: Julia Bergin, Gillian Aeria
Major user groups of a Victorian state park say they feel excluded as traditional owners celebrate the protection of its cultural heritage.
By: Julia Bergin
An arson chemist has spent the day investigating the fire-ground at Kadnook, in the state's west amid suspicions Saturday's bushfire may have been deliberately lit.
By: Tamara Clark, Angus Verley, Julia Bergin, Emile Pavlich
A fast-moving fire has flattened a house, severely damaged another and gutted 1,300 hectares of timber plantation and bushland in Victoria's west.
By: Gillian Aeria, Julia Bergin, Andrew Kelso
Recreational climbers were the first to respond after a 69-year-old rock climber died in a fall at Mount Arapiles in western Victoria.
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