David Matthews is a National Reporter at the New York Daily News. He specializes in technology and gaming, with a keen interest in the food and beverage industry, including restaurant innovation and consumer packaged goods across the Asia-Pacific region. David's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Yahoo News, Digital Trends, and the Chicago Tribune.
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David Matthews primarily covers breaking news and evolving stories, with an emphasis on crime and entertainment news. His articles often focus on local incidents in New York City or broader national events.
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AKs Canberra Malaysian Address 2 Phillip Law St, Canberra ACT 2601, Australia Opening hours Monday 11:30 AM – 2:00 PM
The man who murdered 18-year-old Henry Nowak on a Southampton street in December 2025 — falsely claiming racial provocation as the handcuffed teenager lay dying — is now spending 23 hours a day in a segregation cell at HMP Frankland in County Durham. Vickrum Digwa refused to be moved to the jail’s A-wing after learning [...]Read More...
By: David Matthews
The busy eating destination isn’t serene, but the golden chicken broth eases the pain of finding a table.
By: David Matthews
When Sydney’s most lauded fine diner was replaced by a new venue questions began pinging around. Would they keep it? Rip it out? Finally, some answers.
When Sydney’s most lauded fine diner was replaced by The Oriana Restaurant, questions began pinging around. Finally, some answers.
Following the deaths of PCs Tom Clough and Matthew Blades in the A66 crash on Saturday, and the scandal surrounding the proposed early release of PC Andrew Harper’s killers, you would think Zack Polanski’s party would be mindful of alienating the police — if not public opinion — given its previous wobbles over legalising everything [...]Read More...
Visit a hidden izakaya, two amazing food courts and a place where vast iron pots are built into your table.
Oxford climate scientist Dr Chloe Brimicombe will discuss extreme weather and practical solutions in Church Stretton
