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Jenna Clarke

Jenna Clarke

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Associate Editor and Editorial Director, The Australian

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platform policy, technology media ethics,mis- and disinformation Asia Pacific news, social media

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Total articles 1383

  • The latest health kick is drinking salt water - but should you do it?

    By Peta Bee Verified, Jenna Clarke Verified| The Australian Verified From The Times The consumer group Which? is publishing a new study tomorrow (Wednesday) concerning trends gaining traction on social media that promote products that are largely a waste of money, including vitamin shots and detox teas. It doesn’t, however, look into the efficacy of the latest liquid health kick that’s trending on TikTok: sipping salty water each morning on an empty stomach (no retching please).

    By Peta Bee Verified, Jenna Clarke Verified · The Australian

    Apr. 30, 2024

  • Religious school reforms ‘cloaked in secrecy’

    By Sofia Dmitrieva, Jenna Clarke Verified, Matthew Denholm, Hannah Moore Verified| The Australian Verified 6m agoMarch 24, 2024 Defence Minister Richard Marles says the Albanese government had “no reason” to believe a re-elected Donald Trump would not be supportive of the AUKUS pact, declaring that he was confident Australia can work with “whoever the American people choose” as President. Mr Marles said when it came to a Trump presidency there was “no reason to have any sense that it will be anything other than supportive” due to the unanimous backing across the US political spectrum.

    By Sofia Dmitrieva, Jenna Clarke Verified, Matthew Denholm, Hannah Moore Verified · The Australian

    Mar. 23, 2024

  • The latest health kick is drinking salt water - but should you do it?

    By Peta Bee Verified, Jenna Clarke Verified| The Australian Verified From The Times The consumer group Which? is publishing a new study tomorrow (Wednesday) concerning trends gaining traction on social media that promote products that are largely a waste of money, including vitamin shots and detox teas. It doesn’t, however, look into the efficacy of the latest liquid health kick that’s trending on TikTok: sipping salty water each morning on an empty stomach (no retching please).

    By Peta Bee Verified, Jenna Clarke Verified · The Australian

    Apr. 30, 2024

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The Australian

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

+61 2 9288 3000