Kate McClymont is an award-winning investigative journalist at the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age. With a focus on local news in Australia, particularly in New South Wales and Sydney, Kate has been instrumental in uncovering corruption, abuse of power, and exposing high-profile scandals. Her work has earned her recognition and respect in the field of investigative journalism.
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Kate McClymont's coverage predominantly focuses on local crime and legal issues, particularly in the New South Wales area. She also covers evolving stories related to allegations and scandals, indicating her interest in investigative reporting focused on exposing wrongdoing.
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By: Harriet Alexander, Kate Mcclymont
He stayed at fancy hotels in LA, Miami and Las Vegas, dined at expensive restaurants, went to Hollywood parties and indulged his alleged penchant for sex workers and cocaine, but soon things started to unravel for Tim Alford.
By: Clare Sibthorpe, Kate McClymont
By: Kate Mcclymont, Clare Sibthorpe
Benjamin Scott has spent millions bailing Fadi out of custody and “thousands of hours” helping him with legal troubles. Police have now taken out an AVO to protect him.
By: Kate McClymont, Harriet Alexander
By: Kate Mcclymont, Harriet Alexander
Serial “conman” Tim Alford surrounds himself with a carousel of controversial characters who have all spent time in the financial sin bin.
By: Kate McClymont, Harriet Alexander
By: Kate Mcclymont, Harriet Alexander
Convicted fraudster Warwick Kerridge has lost his job hours after a series of revelations by the Herald.
By: Kate McClymont, Sarah McPhee
Warning: Graphic content Alan Jones allegedly masturbated as he “grabbed and squeezed” the penis of his 10th alleged victim, according to fresh charges laid against the former radio broadcaster.
Convicted fraudster Warwick Kerridge has lost his job hours after a series of revelations by the Herald.
A ‘serial conman’ has surrounded himself with a carousel of controversial characters who have all spent time in the financial sin bin.
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