Elise Kinsella
Journalist at ABC News (Australia)
I'm a news journalist who loves telling stories for the ABC in Melbourne. You might also see tweets about books, dogs & sport. Email: [email protected].
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1 week ago |
abc.net.au | Elise Kinsella
When *Sarah and her partner needed fertility testing, it was Monash IVF that the pair turned to. "Having a quick browse online, Monash IVF was one of the most prominent ones that came up on Google search and after contacting them for initial quotes, they seemed to be priced pretty reasonably," she told the ABC.
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4 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Elise Kinsella |Madi Chwasta
You'd only have to have paid passing attention to the news in the last few years to know youth crime is a hot-button issue. It's been debated on talkback radio, at community forums and by news outlets across the country, contributing to a growing sense of community fear. Most recently in Victoria it was a machete fight at a large Melbourne shopping centre, where most of the people allegedly involved were aged 18 or younger and on bail.
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1 month ago |
abc.net.au | Elise Kinsella
Just before new residential zoning rules came into force, a real estate pamphlet arrived in Richard Arbon's letterbox. "It talked about the activity centres and was encouraging us to talk to them if we wanted to sell our property," he said. Mr Arbon lives in the leafy and historic suburb of Camberwell in Melbourne's inner east, where huge zoning changes designed to create more housing near established infrastructure are expected to significantly change his neighbourhood.
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2 months ago |
abc.net.au | Leanne Wong |Elise Kinsella
Turmoil within a council in Melbourne's north has deepened, with the mayor of Whittlesea City Council suspended and an inquiry launched, following "serious issues of governance and health and safety concerns". On Wednesday, Local Government Minister Nick Staikos announced Whittlesea council mayor Aidan McLindon would be suspended for six months and banned from performing any councillor duties, including attending meetings, delegated committees or council premises.
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Feb 24, 2024 |
abc.net.au | Elise Kinsella |Jean Bell
In short: Wildlife and conservation groups worry not enough was done to plan for protecting endangered species this fire season. Australia's fire season is, on average, starting earlier and producing more intense and long-lasting blazes. What's next? Conservation groups say they would like to see statewide mapping to show which species are most endangered and what is being done to protect them.
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