Kate McClymont is an investigative journalist at the Sydney Morning Herald. She specializes in a range of topics including business, health, technology, and real estate, with a keen focus on crime and violence in Australia. Kate's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Mediaweek Australia, The Age, and The Australian Financial Review.
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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: Kate McClymont, Harriet Alexander
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.
Convicted fraudster Warwick Kerridge has lost his job hours after a series of revelations by the Herald.
By: Nick McKenzie, Kate McClymont, Sam McClure
By: Nick McKenzie, Kate McClymont, Sam McClure
Detectives launched a multi-agency strike force focused on Australian tennis star Bernard Tomic to probe possible match fixing after uncovering
The media learned of the eight new charges whilst awaiting the arrival of Jones as he faced court for the first time on Wednesday.
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