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Tara Cassidy

Tara Cassidy

Verified

Investigative Journalist, Southern Cross Austereo

Queensl

Final Covers

but trying to expand my range of sports writing!Predominantly AFL and Basketball

Doesn’t Cover

EDM, listicles in gif form, gossip.

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Total articles 333

  • Queensland granny’s sinister murder plot exposed

    By Tara Cassidy Verified| Townsville Bulletin Verified Warning: GraphicI’ve covered some of Australia’s most horrific criminal cases; the kind that would turn your stomach and make you hug your loved ones a little tighter at night. So when I stepped into a courtroom to cover a murder case on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast in 2019, I remember thinking there wasn’t much that could surprise me. After everything I’d witnessed of what humans were capable of, surely, I’d seen it all. I was naïve. I was wrong.

    By Tara Cassidy Verified · Townsville Bulletin

    Nov. 30, 2024

  • Elderly Woman Dies After Found With Maggot-Infested Wounds At Aged Care Home

    By Tara Cassidy Verified| Articles Listnr@ An elderly woman’s died in hospital after being found with maggot infested wounds at a Brisbane aged care facility. Whistleblower Katleyn said she worked at BlueCare’s Kallangur Pilgrim Aged Care for 13 years, but never returned after the incident last year. I bent down so I could see (the wound), that’s when I saw just maggots all over, the wound was severely infected, it had this horrific smell,” she said.

    By Tara Cassidy Verified · Articles Listnr

    Feb. 20, 2024

  • Queensland granny’s sinister murder plot exposed

    By Tara Cassidy Verified| Townsville Bulletin Verified Warning: GraphicI’ve covered some of Australia’s most horrific criminal cases; the kind that would turn your stomach and make you hug your loved ones a little tighter at night. So when I stepped into a courtroom to cover a murder case on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast in 2019, I remember thinking there wasn’t much that could surprise me. After everything I’d witnessed of what humans were capable of, surely, I’d seen it all. I was naïve. I was wrong.

    By Tara Cassidy Verified · Townsville Bulletin

    Nov. 30, 2024

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Company Info

Southern Cross Austereo

Haymarket, New South Wales, Australia

+61 3 9252 1019