Richard Wood is a Senior Journalist at various esteemed publications. He specializes in climate change and environmental issues, government and politics, and regional interest, while also covering general assignment news and events. His work has been featured in the Banbury Guardian, The Conversation Australia + NZ, Politics.co.uk, and several other notable platforms.
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Richard Wood's coverage revolves around crime, government and politics, with a focus on breaking news and evolving stories. He seems to be particularly interested in local events within Australia, especially those related to natural disasters, crime incidents, political decisions and economic developments.
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NSW Premier Chris Minns has condemned an antisemitic attack in Sydney's east early today involving the tor...
By: Richard Wood
National weather forecast for Friday January 17 A man has been arrested after allegedly stringing wires across a popular bike path in Adelaide.
Commonwealth Bank has called on the Reserve Bank of Australia to axe surcharges on all credit and debit ca...
The bank of mum and dad is shifting from helping loved ones gain a place on the property ladder to helping with expenses amid the cost of living crisis, new research shows.
Foreign Minister Penny Wong is preparing to meet the new US Secretary of State, Marco Rubio.
Donald Trump's hectic schedule while assuming power hasn't stopped him arranging some of the White House furniture, including returning a controversial bust of Winston Churchill to his inner sanctum.
Police are investigating how Nazi symbols were drawn on billboards erected by a Nationals politician in regional NSW.
Shareholders of Myer and Premier Investments today backed an agreement enabling the department store to expand its retail footprint to more than 780 stores.
On the eve of the Australia Day long weekend, travellers are being warned to expect disruptions at major airports as more than 1000 ground workers strike.
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