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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By: Zak Wheeler
Traumatised patients said they would rather die than return to the emergency department of a Sydney hospital.
Emily, 29, was asked to transfer $6 to the man following their one and only date.
WA Police launched an investigation into a group of homophobic thugs who targeted gender diverse men in Perth and made two arrests on Thursday.
The cocaine has been linked to the deaths of Dunka Raymond Caldwell and Angela Mounce-Stephens who both died in Sydney on August 30.
Craig Hugo, 59, fell 400 metres to his death while doing rehabilitation works at the top of a decommissioned mine shaft in Ellalong, in NSW's Hunter region, on Tuesday.
By: Zak Wheeler
By Zak Wheeler For Daily Mail Australia Published: | Updated: Traumatised patients have revealed that they would rather die than return to a hospital emergency room in Sydney.
The public broadcaster's outgoing managing director, David Anderson, has now announced a full independent investigation into the scandal.
Discerning diners are divided over the appearance of a distinctly American custom at a Sydney fast food outlet, with some saying it encourages bosses to pay staff as little as possible.
Doctors confess even they are alarmed after discovering the rising sports star had developed the fatal condition by the age of just 20.
The former star's condition was only made public a fortnight ago and $20,000 has since been raised to help support his wife Michelle and their children Eliza, Isaac and Scarlett.
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