Zak Wheeler is a journalist based in Australia, focusing on national news. He writes for MailOnline and his work has also appeared in ReportWire, Cigalah Group, SALTEN, Express Digest, and 247 News Around The World. Zak covers a range of topics including crime, accidents, natural disasters, and human interest stories.
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Zak Wheeler’s coverage focuses on evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements within the national context of Australia. He frequently covers entertainment news, crime-related incidents, family and relationship issues.
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Farzem Mehrabi, 34, who was found guilty of 24 charges in September, was sentenced to 15 years in prison with a non parole period of 13 years in Perth District Court on Tuesday.
The shocking moment a bull shark began feasting on a crocodile just metres from the shoreline has been captured by terrified beach-goers.
By: Zak Wheeler
By ZAK WHEELER FOR DAILY POST AUSTRALIA | WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT
By: Zak Wheeler
The shocking moment a bull shark began feasting on a crocodile just meters from the shoreline has been captured by terrified beachgoers.
Woolworths announced the huge change to the Everyday Rewards program last week, warning customers could be locked out of their accounts.
City of Moreton Bay Mayor Peter Flannery proposed new legislation which passed by unanimous vote that bans homeless people from owning pet on December 12.
Police officers had evacuated the centre as a precaution at about 10.30am after a suspicious package was reported.
By: Antoinette Milienos, Zak Wheeler
Officers had evacuated the center as a precaution around 10:30 am after a suspicious package was reported.
The property billionaire purchased the venues for his Iris Capital operation which describes itself as a 'fully integrated development and hospitality group.'
By: Zak Wheeler
By ZAK WHEELER FOR DAILY POST AUSTRALIA Published: | Updated: One man has bought two of Sydney's biggest bars in just a few months as he looks to expand his business.
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