Lisa Martin

Copenhagen

Journalist at Freelance

Overnight Producer at Australian Associated Press (AAP)

Australian freelance journalist based in Copenhagen 🇩🇰

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Articles

Elon Musk Says He Paid Ashley St. Clair $2.5 Million for Alleged Child

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Will Reid |Lisa Martin

Yahoo is using AI to generate takeaways from this article. This means the info may not always match what's in the article. Reporting mistakes helps us improve the experience.Generate Key TakeawaysOriginally appeared on E! OnlineElon Musk’s paternity saga continues. Weeks after Ashley St. Clair announced that she gave birth to the Tesla CEO’s 13th child, the conservative influencer accused him of scaling back his support payments for their son.
How Aussie explorers can visit tourism's final frontier – Greenland

3 weeks ago | thenewdaily.com.au | Lisa Martin

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How Aussie explorers can visit tourism's final frontier

3 weeks ago | thewest.com.au | Lisa Martin
How Aussie explorers can visit tourism's final frontier

3 weeks ago | manningrivertimes.com.au | Lisa Martin

Greenland attracts about 140,000 visitors every year and is slowly building its tourism industry. Photo: HANDOUT/INTREPID TRAVELIn an age of over-tourism, in which many seasoned travellers have 'been there, done that and got the T-shirt,' Greenland looms almost as a final frontier. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Australia may back Ukraine peacekeeping after talks

1 month ago | katherinetimes.com.au | Kat Wong |Lisa Martin

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has addressed a "coalition of the willing" including Australia. Photo: AP PHOTOAustralians must stand up to "bullies" like Russian president Vladimir Putin, the prime minister says after joining international discussions on ways to support Ukraine. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Albanese joins Ukraine 'coalition of the willing' talks

1 month ago | thenewdaily.com.au | Lisa Martin

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has reiterated Australia is open to contributing to a future peacekeeping effort in Ukraine as Britain flagged planning is moving to an “operational phase,” during a video hook-up with Western allies. On Saturday, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer rallied together a so-called “coalition of the willing” — some 29 Western nations, including European countries, Australia, Canada and New Zealand, but excluding the US.
Albanese joins Ukraine 'coalition of the willing' talks

1 month ago | perthnow.com.au | Lisa Martin

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has reiterated Australia is open to contributing to a future peacekeeping effort in Ukraine as Britain flagged planning is moving to an "operational phase," during a video hook-up with Western allies. On Saturday, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer rallied together a so-called "coalition of the willing" - some 29 Western nations, including European countries, Australia, Canada and New Zealand, but excluding the US.
Albanese joins Ukraine 'coalition of the willing' talks

1 month ago | thewest.com.au | Lisa Martin

Albanese joins Ukraine 'coalition of the willing' talks
Albanese joins Ukraine 'coalition of the willing' talks

1 month ago | katherinetimes.com.au | Lisa Martin

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says it is in the Australian national interest to support Ukraine. Photo: Lukas Coch/AAP PHOTOSPrime Minister Anthony Albanese has reiterated Australia is open to contributing to a future peacekeeping effort in Ukraine as Britain flagged planning is moving to an "operational phase," during a video hook-up with Western allies. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Greenland vote buoys Australian rare earth miner

1 month ago | perthnow.com.au | Lisa Martin

An Australian rare earth minerals project mired in legal dispute in Greenland could be resuscitated, with voters on the Arctic island throwing their support behind business- and mining-friendly interests. Supercharging the election and making independence from Denmark the hot-button issue, was US President Donald Trump's declared interest in taking control of the mineral-rich Danish territory "one way or the other".