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Chris McLoughlin

Chris McLoughlin

Verified

Reporter, ABC News (Australia)

Adelaide

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Health, corruption drug use, scienceresearch, Human rights

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engineering, computer science, hard core science, accounting

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Total articles 122

  • Ex-wife accused of murdering Krystal Marshall awaits bail decision over interference concerns with witnesses, court hears

    By Chris McLoughlin Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified In short: A woman charged with murdering her ex-wife in Adelaide's south last year remains in custody despite being granted bail by a magistrate last week. A Supreme Court judge reviewing the magistrate's decision today raised concerns about granting Anastasia Marshall bail at her previous address due to 35 witnesses in her case living in the same area. What's next? A new bail address will be sought by the defence with the bail application to resume next week.

    By Chris McLoughlin Verified · ABC News (Australia)

    Mar. 18, 2024

  • SA parliamentary committee recommends stricter rules but no duck hunting ban

    By Eugene Boisvert Verified, Chris McLoughlin Verified, Liz Rymill| ABC News (Australia) Verified A parliamentary committee has recommended duck hunting remain legal in South Australia but with stricter regulations for hunters and harsher penalties for those who break laws aimed at preventing animal cruelty.

    By Eugene Boisvert Verified, Chris McLoughlin Verified, Liz Rymill · ABC News (Australia)

    Dec. 14, 2023

  • Ex-wife accused of murdering Krystal Marshall awaits bail decision over interference concerns with witnesses, court hears

    By Chris McLoughlin Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified In short: A woman charged with murdering her ex-wife in Adelaide's south last year remains in custody despite being granted bail by a magistrate last week. A Supreme Court judge reviewing the magistrate's decision today raised concerns about granting Anastasia Marshall bail at her previous address due to 35 witnesses in her case living in the same area. What's next? A new bail address will be sought by the defence with the bail application to resume next week.

    By Chris McLoughlin Verified · ABC News (Australia)

    Mar. 18, 2024

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ABC News (Australia)

Kauhava, South Ostrobothnia, Finland