Savannah Meacham is an Associate Producer at Nine.com.au, focusing on national news in Australia. With a background in media and journalism, Savannah covers a wide range of topics including current events, crime, health, and consumer trends. Her work has been featured in various publications and she is always on the lookout for compelling stories to share with her audience.
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Former Queensland premier Steven Miles looks set to run unopposed to lead Labor after the party's defeat at the polls led to the Liberal National Party taking power.
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A boy charged over a crash that killed a grandmother has been called an "animal" by his family, with the Queensland justice system also coming under fire.
A third person is in custody after being charged with robbery offences in connection to a crash that killed a Queensland grandmother.
By: Savannah Meacham
A third person is in custody after being charged with robbery offences in connection to a crash that killed a Queensland grandmother.
By: Savannah Meacham, Laine Clark Aap
The door has been slammed shut on more federal funding for Brisbane 2032, with Queensland's government warned time is running out to build Olympic venues.
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