Geoff Chambers
The Australian
Brisbane, QLD, Australia
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Anthony Albanese urged to rethink nuclear option
Nuclear energy options will be canvassed in the Morrison governments technology investment plan, amplifying pressure from senior ALP figures and unions for Anthony Albanese to reconsider his opposition to nuclear in support of Labors zero net emissions target. → Read More
Watchdog launches inquiry into GetUp charity
A charity set up by senior GetUp officials, which is being investigated by the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission, has appointed the left-wing activist groups former campaign director to its board. → Read More
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Geoff Chambers is The Australian's Canberra Bureau Chief. He was previously The Australian's Queensland Bureau Chief, News Editor at The Daily and Sunday Telegraphs, and Head of News at the Gold Coast Bulletin. As a senior journalist, he has covered major news stories for News Corp across south Asia and Queensland. He worked as a political reporter at The Daily Telegraph and has extensively… → Read More
Crocodile spotted at Coolum Creek on Sunshine Coast
Queensland wildlife officers have launched an investigation after a crocodile sighting at Coolum Creek on the Sunshine Coast. → Read More
Queensland govt red-faced in rail fail
The Queensland government is offering free taxi rides for stranded public transport users after 150 Christmas Day train services were cancelled because of “operational reasons”. → Read More
Teenager attacked by shark off Ballina
A 17-year-old has been bitten on the thigh by a shark off the same Ballina beach where three others have been mauled. → Read More
Four questioned over murder of Brisbane girl Tiahleigh Palmer
Queensland homicide detectives have confirmed four people are being questioned by police in relation to the murder of schoolgirl Tiahleigh Palmer. → Read More
Tiahleigh Palmer murder: police seize vehicle of interest
Queensland homicide detectives investigating the murder of Tiahleigh Palmer have seized a “vehicle of interest”, which is being forensically examined. → Read More
MP Billy Gordon charged with drink driving and driving without licence
Queensland independent MP Billy Gordon has been charged with drink driving and unlicensed driving in far North Queensland, according to reports this morning. → Read More
Unions’ secret cash for local Queensland candidates
Unions bankrolled so-called “independent’’ council candidates in this year’s Queensland local government elections, which already face investigation over Liberal National Party funding and allegations of secret group tickets. → Read More
Paris attack: The terror trail leading from Syria to Paris
TWO of the suicide bombers involved in the Parisian massacre travelled more than 4000km from Syria posing as refugees to reach their target. → Read More
Shark attack: Surfer Sam Morgan seriously injured at Lighthouse Beach, East Ballina
CHAMPION junior surfer Sam Morgan was rushed to hospital in a critical condition last night after being mauled by a shark off Ballina. → Read More
Ballina South Wall: A close-up brush with a killer bull shark
PROFESSIONAL fisherman Cliff Corbett calls them the “blowflies” of the deep, and sure enough, within minutes of The Daily Telegraph arriving at Ballina’s South Wall surf break, we spot a shark. → Read More
Johnny Depp as Captain Jack works a 15-hour day then meets and greets patient onlookers on NSW beach
HOLLYWOOD star Johnny Depp last night spent an hour in the rain shaking hands, cuddling and taking selfies with more than 300 fans at a campground on the state’s north coast after a 15-hour shoot for the new Pirates of the Caribbean blockbuster. → Read More
Australian jihadi recruiter mocked for failing to translate Islamic scripture
AUSTRALIAN jihadi recruiter Neil Prakash has been mocked by Arabic speakers for misreading Islamic scripture and urging young Muslims to impose radicalism on nonbelievers. → Read More
Eddie Obeid’s ‘go-fer’ son Gerard quits Sydney for Port Macquarie
GERARD Obeid, the son of disgraced former politician Eddie Obeid, has left Sydney and moved to a luxury Port Macquarie waterfront home with zoning for a five-storey apartment complex. → Read More
Kieran Loveridge sent to Supermax over affair with Kempsey prison guard
KIERAN Loveridge has been moved into the Goulburn Supermax prison after allegedly having an “improper relationship” with a female guard on the mid-north coast. → Read More
Another Aussie Dawah devotee killed: Abdul Salam Mahmoud dies in Syria
ANOTHER Islamic street preacher who travelled to Syria to wage jihad in the barbaric war zone died on Tuesday, adding to a growing list of Sydney Street Dawah devotees to be killed in the Middle East. → Read More
Toxic tuna: Daily Telegraph investigation reveals the ‘smelly’ and ‘messy’ conditions at Thai tuna factories linked to poisoned fish
A TUNA cannery located 7500km from the inner Sydney cafe where seven people were struck down with suspected scombroid poisoning is being investigated by federal authorities. → Read More
Teaching terror to the junior jihadis
ISLAMIC State terrorists have opened a “junior jihadi” training camp teaching young recruits how to fight, and new schools for English-speaking kids which may service the five children of notorious Sydney terrorist Khaled Sharrouf. → Read More