Rebecca Armitage is an International Digital Editor, specializing in investigative journalism and human interest stories. With a focus on national news in Australia, Rebecca's articles cover a range of topics including true crime, royal families, international politics, and social issues. Her writing combines in-depth research, compelling storytelling, and a keen eye for uncovering the hidden truths behind intriguing mysteries.
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Rebecca Armitage's coverage primarily focuses on evolving stories and breaking news in the realms of world affairs, government & politics, and entertainment news. She delves into topics such as royalty, international politics, crime, espionage, and war.
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By: Rebecca Armitage, Lucia Stein
By: Lucia Stein, Rebecca Armitage
After a "brutal" year of family health battles, Prince William has used a recent trip abroad to lay out his vision for his future reign.
By: Rebecca Armitage, Lucia Stein
What started with too many drinks at a bar in the small US town of Canton during a snowstorm, has ended in an intense legal battle and allegations of a sweeping conspiracy among law enforcement.
By: Lucia Stein, Rebecca Armitage
Joe Biden just broke a vow to never pardon his son. Here's why he changed his mind and how the act of clemency will impact his son and Joe Biden's political legacy.
By: Lucia Stein, Rebecca Armitage
By: Rebecca Armitage
If not for his handsome older brother's appetite for risk, Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad might still be a bookish ophthalmologist living in London.
By: Lucia Stein, Rebecca Armitage
As rebels stormed into Damascus and toppled a feared family that ruled Syria for half a century, a mystery plane was taking off from the country's north.
By: Lucia Stein, Rebecca Armitage
On Christmas morning, the royal family typically gather together at St Mary Magdalene Church before making their way home for a sumptuous holiday lunch.
By: Lucia Stein, Rebecca Armitage
A top Russian military general and his assistant were taken out by a remote bomb detonated when they exited an apartment building in Moscow. But how significant is the killing and how could Putin respond?
By: Toby-Mann, Rebecca-Armitage
From Bashar al-Assad's abandoned palace to the site of one of the country's most horrific massacres, the ABC spent three days in Syria, uncovering the fallen dictator's secrets.
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