Rory Callinan is a reporter at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). He specializes in investigative journalism, focusing on uncovering critical stories that impact the community. Rory's work has been featured in MSN and the ABC, highlighting his commitment to delivering in-depth and impactful reporting.
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Rory Callinan's reporting focuses on a variety of topics such as legal issues, child abuse, negligence, investigations, bushfires, police shootings, sex offenses and government scandals. His articles cover evolving stories and breaking news related to these themes.
Given his focus on legal policy regulation (13%) and government announcements (36%), he may be interested in receiving pitches from experts or insiders with insights into governmental decision-making processes or those who can offer expert commentary on legal matters related to the topics he covers.
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By: Liam-Walsh
One of Australia's largest private ATM suppliers, Macquarie Group-backed Next Payments, is removing more than 40 of its machines from suspected illegal tobacco stores.
By: Liam-Walsh
It's the second private provider to do so, following an investigation which revealed ATM companies were fuelling the predominantly cash sales of illegal cigarettes.
By: Liam-Walsh
The sign is covered in black grime, the bent ramshackle corrugated roof wouldn't be out of place atop an outback shanty and the registered owner is a jailed fraudster.
By: Liam-Walsh
Giant international ATM supplier NCR Atleos will remove more than 50 machines from tobacco stores across Australia after an ABC investigation revealed how ATM companies were fuelling illegal tobacco and vape sales
By: Steve Cannane, Rory Callinan
Aimee and Nick Mazza lost a quarter of a million dollars to online bookmakers without placing a single bet.
By: Steve Cannane, Mayeta Clark, Rory Callinan, Dan Oakes
It meets once a month, has no full-time staff and is responsible for regulating some of Australia's biggest betting companies with a combined annual turnover of around $50 billion.
By: Rory Callinan, Vonia , Vieira, Nick Sas
On the 50th anniversary of the Balibo Five murders, families are still grieving the loss of their loved ones and remain committed to holding those responsible accountable for their actions.
By: Rory Callinan
The ABC has uncovered the case as part of an examination of Gold Coast Hospital and Health Service's treatment of mental health patients and their suicides.
By: Rory Callinan
Warning: This story contains discussion of suicide.Sally Wright was forensically tracking her daughter Neve's movements, like she'd done nearly
By: Rory Callinan
Bondi gunman Naveed Akram trained at a Sydney shooting club in "firearms safety" and "how to hunt", the club's president has revealed in an interview with a Serbian newspaper.
