Melissa Cunningham is a Crime and Justice Reporter at The Age. She specializes in crime and justice reporting, with a keen interest in white-collar crime and financial crimes, while also having a background in health reporting. Melissa's work has been featured in Brisbane Times, WAtoday, The Age, Stuff, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Melissa's coverage is heavily focused on local government, council issues, and public safety in the New South Wales area. She often cites data and reports on government announcements.
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By: Melissa Cunningham
Add us as a preferred source on Google Ashley Baker still remembers the day she discovered her partner Kyle Hudson had a gambling addiction.
By: Melissa Cunningham
Add us as a preferred source on Google In the months after Kyle Hudson's suicide, his older brother Ryan said his family were left grief stricken and confused as to how something so devastating could have happened.
By: Melissa Cunningham
After Kyle Hudson’s suicide, his family said they were tortured by learning betting agencies had flagged him as a high-risk gambler from the age of 18.
By: Melissa Cunningham, Henrietta Cook
By: Henrietta Cook, Melissa Cunningham
Victorians are taking peptides for everything from weight loss and body building to skin improvements. Many end up in hospitals with severe side effects.
By: Patrick Hatch, Melissa Cunningham
By: Melissa Cunningham
By: Melissa Cunningham
Two private midwives waited too long to transfer a mother to hospital in Bendigo, starving her newborn of oxygen and causing his death six days after an emergency caesarean.
