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Madeline Slattery

Madeline Slattery

Verified

Reporter, 9News Melbourne

Melbourne

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telecommunications, technology, industrials banking, oil & gas, financial markets superannuation,wealth management, australian business - corporate governance, finance

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Anything NOT pop culture related.

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Total articles 11

  • Boy with cerebral palsy flies in Melbourne first

    By Madeline Slattery Verified| Nine News Australia Verified Connor Smith has been counting down the days until he could fly. The 14-year-old has cerebral palsy, so spends most of his time in an electronic wheelchair. But today that chair was nowhere to be seen, with Connor keen as mustard to try out Melbourne's first indoor skydiving centre. Connor Smith at iFly indoor skydiving centre. (9News)His mum describes him as a daredevil, someone who loves going on thrilling rides. Last December he even went bobsledding in Latvia.

    By Madeline Slattery Verified · Nine News Australia

    Nov. 12, 2019

  • Students rally around School Captain facing deportation on the eve of VCE exams

    By Madeline Slattery Verified| Nine News Australia Verified The school captain of a college in Victoria's south-west is facing deportation just weeks out from her VCE exams because of her father's illness. Vanisre Rajasegaran is the school captain at Warrnambool's Brauer College and has been living in Victoria for the past four years. Originally from Singapore, the family of four moved to Melbourne in 2013 and on to Warrnambool in 2015 to take up new jobs. Vanisre Rajasegaran wants to become a doctor.

    By Madeline Slattery Verified · Nine News Australia

    Aug. 07, 2019

  • Boy with cerebral palsy flies in Melbourne first

    By Madeline Slattery Verified| Nine News Australia Verified Connor Smith has been counting down the days until he could fly. The 14-year-old has cerebral palsy, so spends most of his time in an electronic wheelchair. But today that chair was nowhere to be seen, with Connor keen as mustard to try out Melbourne's first indoor skydiving centre. Connor Smith at iFly indoor skydiving centre. (9News)His mum describes him as a daredevil, someone who loves going on thrilling rides. Last December he even went bobsledding in Latvia.

    By Madeline Slattery Verified · Nine News Australia

    Nov. 12, 2019

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9News Melbourne

North Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

+61 2 9282 2833