Kathleen Calderwood is an East Asia correspondent at the ABC, based in Taiwan. With a background in investigative reporting and political journalism, she covers a range of topics including regional affairs and political developments. Kathleen has been featured in MSN and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC).
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Kathleen Calderwood's coverage primarily focuses on world affairs, government & politics, particularly with a focus on East Asia. Her articles cover evolving stories and breaking news related to the region.
Given her extensive coverage of earthquakes and geopolitical issues in East Asia, Kathleen would likely be interested in pitches from experts who can provide insights into political developments or seismic activity in the region. Pitches regarding government announcements or rapidly developing events related to China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Mongolia may also grab her attention.
As she frequently covers breaking news and evolving stories relating to these regions' geopolitical dynamics as well as natural disasters such as earthquakes, consider providing expert commentary that adds depth to ongoing events or anticipate and prepare for future developments in this area when reaching out to Kathleen.
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By: Fletcher Yeung
A newly-elected president makes an extreme sacrifice under great political and military pressure.
By: Kathleen Calderwood
The group were detained on Thursday after tactical police rammed a car in Liverpool in what was characterised as a precautionary measure following the Bondi terror attack.
By: Kathleen Calderwood, Paulina Vidal
Seven men left "shaken" and "overwhelmed" by their arrest in Sydney's south-west are intending to take legal action against NSW Police.
By: Henry Zwartz, Kathleen Calderwood
MizarVision published images with tagging data of Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia in the week leading up to the war, including this one on February 27. Supplied: MizarVision
