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Amy Marnie
Verified
Creative Content Director, News Corp Australia
Melbourne
Beats
Human rights, Chinese society,China Chinese community, freedom of speech, Chinese social media multicultural community, Hong Kong, democracy migrant, Chinese-Australian, religious freedom Taiwan
Content
By Amy Marnie| News.com.au Verified news.com.au is asking you to register to be an organ and tissue donor today. 11 years ago, an ordinary day at the beach in Melbourne ended in a tragedy when a hooning jetskier collided with Robert Brewster. The funny, whip-smart family man – a legend in his community of Port Melbourne – died two days later in hospital. At the time, his surviving daughters, Georgia and Alexandra, were teenagers.
By Amy Marnie| The Daily Telegraph Verified This content was created in partnership with Australian Retirement Trust. When you last checked your superannuation balance, it might not be as rosy as expected. Superannuation funds are heavily weighted to bonds and the stock market, so they're subject to the risk of market volatility, currently driven by fears of economic weakness from the war in Ukraine and soaring interest rates and inflation.
By Amy Marnie| News.com.au Verified A revolutionary program is giving Aussie youths a second chance by helping them enter the workforce and dramatically reduce the chance of them reoffending. This article was created in partnership with Westpac. Mick Cronin is on a mission to correct the big misconception when it comes to people who've been in jail. "Not everyone that goes to prison is bad and going to prison does not have to set a particular life path.
Company Info
News Corp Australia
News Corp Australia is a prominent media conglomerate and a subsidiary of the global media corporation, News Corp. Founded in 1923 in Adelaide, South Australia, the company has established itself as a key player in the Australian media landscape. Its operations encompass newspaper and magazine publishing, internet services, subscription television, market research, and film and television production. The company publishes several well-known newspapers and magazines, providing news and entertainment to the general public. It also offers digital content through various online platforms. News Corp Australia holds a significant stake in Foxtel, a major pay television provider, delivering a wide range of channels and content to subscribers. Additionally, the company conducts market research to assist businesses in understanding consumer trends and is involved in the distribution of DVDs and films.
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
+61 2 8114 7400
Founded: 1923