Meg Whitfield is a journalist based in Sydney, Australia, currently working for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). With a focus on local news and issues, Meg covers a wide range of topics including healthcare, community initiatives, crime, and sports. Her work has also been featured in The Advocate, a newspaper in Tasmania.
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As a teenager growing up in regional Tasmania, Samantha Downie says it can be difficult to make her voice heard.
A 22-year-old interstate tourist has been assisted from near Cradle Mountain in Tasmania, after attempting to climb it without shoes.
A contentious boutique hotel development for Hobart's eastern shore has been granted "major project" status by the Tasmanian government and will be assessed before an independent panel, bypassing the local council.
The team behind an attempt to 'de-extinct' the Tasmanian tiger says it has made a series of significant advancements, including producing a reconstructed thylacine genome that is 99.9 per cent accurate.
By: Meg Whitfield
A tool by which people can enter their Hobart address to see how their residence has been assessed for bushfire threat has been updated for the coming Tasmanian season — with one suburb home to 1,727 buildings considered in the most at-risk categories.
By: Meg Whitfield
When Mitch McPherson ordered the first run of SPEAK UP! Stay ChatTY car stickers, he thought they'd end up in his wardrobe gathering dust. Eleven years later, the equivalent of one-in-six Tasmanians are sporting one.
Not many people can say their job involves reducing the impact of cows' burps on the planet — but for Triabunna's Sam Elsom, it's a career path that's been a no-brainer.
The development approvals process risks becoming a 'wild west on steroids' in Tasmania, if proposed planning reforms come into play, a group of mayors have warned.
A former psychologist convicted of assaulting his ex-wife in Western Australia two decades ago has been stopped from registering to treat patients in Tasmania, after his Supreme Court appeal was dismissed.
By: Meg Whitfield
After months of community opposition to the once-preferred site for Tasmania's AFL high-performance centre at Rosny, on Hobart's eastern shore, the state government has announced Kingston will now become the home base for the Tasmania Devils.
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