Nick McKenzie is an Investigative Journalist at The Age. He focuses on areas such as politics, business, foreign affairs, and criminal justice, with a particular emphasis on the construction and real estate sectors, corporate fraud, and legal reform. Nick's work has been featured in WAtoday, Stuff, The Sydney Morning Herald, Books+Publishing, The Age, The Australian Financial Review, and Brisbane Times.
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Nick McKenzie's coverage primarily revolves around local (Australia, Queensland, Brisbane) legal cases, crime, corruption and government-related scandals. His articles often include breaking news and evolving stories related to government announcements and legal policy regulation.
To effectively reach out to Nick McKenzie with a pitch, consider offering insights or information related to ongoing or potential future legal cases within Australia. This could involve providing expert commentary on current political affairs in the region, especially those linked to scandals or corruption allegations. Additionally, if you have access to breaking news regarding governmental announcements specific to Queensland or Brisbane that align with his coverage themes and topics covered would likely capture his attention.
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By: Nick McKenzie, Paul Sakkal
By: Nick Mckenzie
The labour hire company has had its licence torn up but not before winning support under a state government program designed to promote women on construction sites.
Jacinta Allan has finally moved to grant the state’s corruption watchdog badly needed powers, but they will not be in place until late next year.
By: Nick McKenzie
Add us as a preferred source on Google It would be nice to say better late than never, but even that isn't true of Premier Jacinta Allan's
By: Nick Mckenzie
Jacinta Allan has finally moved to grant the state’s corruption watchdog badly needed powers, but they will not be in place until late next year.
By: Alexander Darling, Nick McKenzie
Add us as a preferred source on Google Underworld figure Mick Gatto and a woman have reportedly been arrested by Victoria Police.
By: Nick Mckenzie
Top official Steve Dargarvel has been regarded as one of the most effective players in attempting to fix Victoria’s scandal-ridden construction sector.
By: Nick McKenzie, Cameron Houston
