Shiloh Payne is a digital journalist for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), focusing on national news in Australia. With a keen interest in politics, culture, and breaking news, Shiloh covers a wide range of topics, providing informative and engaging articles to the ABC's audience.
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Shiloh Payne's coverage indicates a mix of event coverage, evolving stories, and government announcements with significant focus on entertainment, politics, and government-related topics. Her articles encompass national events in Australia as well as international news.
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By: Shiloh Payne, Melanie Vujkovic
Severe storms across Australia's east coast have claimed the lives of nine people, including a young girl, with the body of two others missing in Queensland found today.
By: Jared-Richards, Georgie Hewson
The BAFTA Awards are underway with stars walking the red carpet as Oppenheimer and Poor Things lead the nominations. Follow the latest updates with our live blog.
By: Shiloh Payne
Optus has been fined $1.5 million after the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) found it left customers at risk.
By: Shiloh Payne
Virgin Australia has announced it plans to become the country's first airline to allow pets to ride onboard.
By: Liana Walker
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and the opposition leader will be away from parliament on the first sitting day as they attend the funeral for Lance Corporal Jack Fitzgibbon, the son of former defence minister Joel Fitzgibbon.
By: Shiloh Payne
An Equality Australia report says students in religious schools are more likely to be discriminated against, as the federal government considers new laws on the subject.
By: Shiloh Payne
ACTU boss Sally McManus is pushing for a 5 per cent pay rise for minimum-wage workers, saying the increase will not push inflation higher.
Shadow Immigration Minister Dan Tehan says the opposition has not decided whether it will back tough new laws that were rushed into parliament on Tuesday. Follow live.
By: Shiloh Payne
Instagram says it is testing new features aimed at protecting young people and combating sexual extortion on Meta platforms.
By: Shiloh Payne
The US is urging against further escalation in the Middle East as President Joe Biden warns Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu that it won't take part in a counter-offensive against Iran.
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