Sydney bureau chief for The Washington Post. Coffee addict. Arsenal fan. Formerly in Miami and Mexico. Send tips or story ideas to [email protected]
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Michael E. Miller's coverage primarily focuses on politics, government announcements, and evolving stories within Australia, New Zealand, and the Pacific region. His articles cover a wide range of topics including New Zealand and Australian politics, Indigenous issues, China-Australia relations, as well as social events such as Mulletfest.
Given his focus on evolving political stories in the mentioned regions, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to current political developments in these areas. This could include insights from experts or first-hand accounts related to indigenous rights issues or geopolitical tensions between countries like China and Australia.
Additionally, considering Michael’s interest in unique cultural events like Mulletfest alongside serious political matters suggests that he may also be open to pitches covering human-interest stories with a connection to larger societal themes prevalent within the regions he covers.
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By: Michael E. Miller, Jennifer Hassan
At least 12 others were injured in a shooting at Sydney's popular Bondi Beach. One gunman was also killed, and another suspect is in custody, police said.
By: Michael E. Miller, Jennifer Hassan
SYDNEY At least 11 people were killed and 28 others injured after two men opened fire Sunday at Australias Bondi Beach, in what officials say was a terror incident that targeted the citys Jewish community.
By: Michael E. Miller, Sammy Westfall, Jennifer Hassan, Tobi Raji
SYDNEY The death toll of Sundays shooting at a Hanukkah celebration at Australias Bondi Beach rose to 15, with at least 40 injured, Australian
By: Susannah George, Michael E. Miller, Sammy Westfall, Meg Kelly
Videos taken at the scene of Sunday’s mass shooting at Bondi Beach in Australia and analyzed by The Post show how a joyous celebration turned into a night of terror.
By: Michael E. Miller
SYDNEY — As they gathered on Monday near the site of Australia's worst terrorist attack, where two gunmen had opened fire on a Hanukkah celebration the previous evening, Jewish Australians expressed both grief and rage.
By: Michael E. Miller
Alexander Kleytman, 87, had endured antisemitism his whole life, which ended when he shielded his wife from bullets at the Hanukkah celebration.
By: Michael E. Miller, Frances Vinall
As Jewish Australians began to bury their dead in Sydney, questions mounted about intelligence failures over the “Islamic State-inspired” terrorist attack.
By: Sammy Westfall, Victoria Craw, Michael E. Miller
SYDNEY -- The father and son accused of carrying out Sunday's antisemitic attack at Bondi Beach appear to have been inspired by the Islamic State extremist group, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said Tuesday, as authorities confirmed the two men had traveled to the Philippines the month before the deadly shooting.
By: Michael E. Miller, Sammy Westfall, Frances Vinall
SYDNEY - The alleged gunman in the deadly attack in Bondi Beach was charged with 15 counts of murder Wednesday, as criticism mounted over the government's failure to prevent the deadliest mass killing on Australian soil in nearly three decades.
By: Michael E. Miller
SYDNEY — Alexander Kleytman was just a boy when he fled the Holocaust and then endured a harrowing train journey to Siberia, where years of starvation...
