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Nicola Gage
Verified
Acting Deputy News Editor, ABC Darwin
Sydney
Beats
crime, traffic, farming and agriculture mental health, community, and regional politics.Court, weather, sport human interest, drought
Gossipping and yellow journalism, such as lives of kings and princes, etc.
Content
By Heath Parkes-Hupton Verified, Ursula Malone Verified, Nicola Gage Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified Kathleen Folbigg was found guilty of killing her four children 20 years ago today. An inquiry will soon decide whether Australia's worst female serial killer was wrongly convicted. It's May 21, 2003, and a grieving father walks down the steps of Sydney's Supreme Court. At the bottom is a throng of news cameras and reporters, poised with their microphones. Wiping back tears, Craig Folbigg unfolds a piece of paper and begins reading.
Man survives nearly 50 metre fall into deep ravine in Kakadu National Park after 11 hour rescue operation
By Nicola Gage Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified A young man has survived falling almost 50 metres into a deep ravine while hiking in Kakadu National Park, before waiting 11 hours to be rescued. Key points:The man activated his emergency beacon just after 5pm on ThursdayIt took 11 hours for emergency services to reach himHe is now recovering in Katherine Hospital The man, 20, was injured and trapped in a tree near Motor Car Falls when he activated his emergency beacon just after 5pm on Thursday, NT Police said.
By Heath Parkes-Hupton Verified, Ursula Malone Verified, Nicola Gage Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified Kathleen Folbigg was found guilty of killing her four children 20 years ago today. An inquiry will soon decide whether Australia's worst female serial killer was wrongly convicted. It's May 21, 2003, and a grieving father walks down the steps of Sydney's Supreme Court. At the bottom is a throng of news cameras and reporters, poised with their microphones. Wiping back tears, Craig Folbigg unfolds a piece of paper and begins reading.
Company Info
ABC Darwin
Ultimo, New South Wales, Australia
+61 2 8333 2821