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Lucia Stein

Lucia Stein

Verified

Digital Journalist and Producer, ABC News (Australia)

Final Covers

technology, media internet, social media politics,future

Doesn’t Cover

medicine, fintech, banking

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Content

Total articles 842

  • The art heist that made the Mona Lisa arguably the most famous painting in the world

    By Lucia Stein Verified, Marc Fennell, Taryn Priadko| Radio New Zealand (RNZ) Verified By Lucia Stein, Marc Fennell and Taryn Priadko for No One Saw It Coming, ABCEarly on the morning of 21 August, 1911, a brazen thief dressed as a museum employee entered the Louvre in Paris without raising an alarm. The building was only open to staff when the Italian man entered the famous Salon Carré, scanned the wall of priceless artworks and walked up to a portrait of a smiling woman.

    By Lucia Stein Verified, Marc Fennell, Taryn Priadko · Radio New Zealand (RNZ)

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • The surprising origins of spy thrillers and our obsession with them

    By Lucia Stein Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified Spies have infiltrated our television and movie screens. Fictional tales of espionage date back centuries but our fascination with intelligence agencies and the people who work for them has seemingly reached new heights in the streaming era. Black Bag is the latest instalment of the spy genre. The Steven Soderbergh film is a glamorous thriller about married spies who live and work together at the Secret Intelligence Service in London.

    By Lucia Stein Verified · ABC News (Australia)

    Apr. 04, 2025

  • The art heist that made the Mona Lisa arguably the most famous painting in the world

    By Lucia Stein Verified, Marc Fennell, Taryn Priadko| Radio New Zealand (RNZ) Verified By Lucia Stein, Marc Fennell and Taryn Priadko for No One Saw It Coming, ABCEarly on the morning of 21 August, 1911, a brazen thief dressed as a museum employee entered the Louvre in Paris without raising an alarm. The building was only open to staff when the Italian man entered the famous Salon Carré, scanned the wall of priceless artworks and walked up to a portrait of a smiling woman.

    By Lucia Stein Verified, Marc Fennell, Taryn Priadko · Radio New Zealand (RNZ)

    Apr. 13, 2025

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Company Info

ABC News (Australia)

Annandale, Virginia, United States

+61 2 8333 1500