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Liam Mendes

Liam Mendes

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Journalist and Photographer, The Australian

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clean energy, climate policy wind energy, solar energy energy business, energy storage geothermal energy, renewables

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Total articles 58

  • Country Liberal Party contenders Lisa Bayliss and Lisa Siebert equipped to tackle the Northern Territory’s crime crisis

    By Liam Mendes Verified|The Money Puzzle, with James KirbyYou can now listen to The Australian's articles. Give us your feedback. You can now listen to The Australian's articles. The two Country Liberal Party contenders running in the federal election in the Northern Territory share a lot more than just the same first name.

    By Liam Mendes Verified · 0

    Mar. 28, 2025

  • Country Liberal Party contenders Lisa Bayliss and Lisa Siebert equipped to tackle the Northern Territory’s crime crisis

    By Liam Mendes Verified|The Money Puzzle, with James KirbyYou can now listen to The Australian's articles. Give us your feedback. You can now listen to The Australian's articles. The two Country Liberal Party contenders running in the federal election in the Northern Territory share a lot more than just the same first name.

    By Liam Mendes Verified · 0

    Mar. 28, 2025

  • Bronwyn Winfield, Lyn Dawson: Justice time for women declared ‘missing’ - but never left

    By Matthew Condon, David Murray Verified, Liam Mendes Verified, Hedley Thomas Verified|theaustralian.com.auAre commissioners of police and heads of homicide squads across Australia sitting on hundreds of cases of unsolved murders of women who were once haphazardly filed away as “missing”? As “uncaring” mothers and wives who abandoned their children and husbands or boyfriends – and never bobbed up again? It is more pressing now than ever to confront a systemic failure of the criminal justice system spanning decades until the late 1990s.

    By Matthew Condon, David Murray Verified, Liam Mendes Verified, Hedley Thomas Verified · 0

    May. 22, 2024

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The Australian

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

+61 2 9288 3000