Zaarkacha Marlan is a News Reporter at Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). He covers a range of topics including local news, community issues, and features that highlight the voices of underrepresented groups. Zaarkacha's work has been featured in Western Magazine, The Senior, Western Advocate, and Oberon Review.
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Zaarkacha Marlan's coverage indicates a focus on crime, legal proceedings, and police investigations in the New South Wales area. To effectively reach out to Zaarkacha, consider offering insights or commentary related to ongoing legal cases or significant developments in criminal investigations within Australia, particularly within New South Wales.
Given her emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news related to crime and legal proceedings, experts with real-time knowledge of unfolding events would be valuable for potential contributions. Additionally, individuals with insight into societal implications of these cases may also find an audience through this journalist.
It’s important to keep in mind that her geographic focus is primarily national (Australia), but specifically covers the New South Wales region and Dubbo.
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By: Zaarkacha Marlan
Police say so-called "money mules" facilitate the swift movement of fraudulently obtained money.
By: Zaarkacha Marlan
The ACT Supreme Court heard the man was concerned only with his own sexual gratification when he abused his victim.
By: Zaarkacha Marlan, Tahlia Roy
The man, who left his wife in India and did not return for the birth of his son, is the first person in the ACT to be charged with the crime.
By: Zaarkacha Marlan
A man who sexually assaulted a 12-year-old girl after a "chance encounter" at a Canberra shopping centre has been jailed, with the judge finding he took advantage of an "extremely vulnerable" child.
By: Zaarkacha Marlan
The 20-year-old's defence lawyer said his client was needed at a barber shop, but Magistrate James Stewart said his circumstances did not meet the threshold for bail.
By: Zaarkacha Marlan
A NSW woman is arrested in Canberra after staff at a photo printing business allegedly discovered child abuse material she tried and failed to print due to a machine malfunction.
By: Zaarkacha Marlan
The woman's defence argues her daughter took and tried to print the photographs herself for a creative project and they were not predatory in nature.
By: Zaarkacha Marlan
Police allege the woman was driving a blue hatchback when it hit the child before continuing into a shopfront at the Southlands Shopping Centre in Mawson in January this year.
By: Zaarkacha Marlan
The daughters of a motorcyclist killed in Canberra's north tried to reach him for their nightly phone call as he lay dying on the road, an ACT court has heard.
By: Zaarkacha Marlan
Those affected by the murder of Tiffany Spence, who died from horrific injuries inflicted by her partner Adam James Britt, tell a sentencing hearing of the long-term impacts of her death.
