Evelyn Leckie is a court reporter in Adelaide. She covers a range of topics including animal rights, legal reform, and healthcare issues, drawing from her previous experience as a digital producer for ABC's Insiders and Offsiders. Evelyn's work has been featured in the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC).
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Evelyn Leckie's reporting primarily focuses on local crime, legal proceedings, and tragedy in Australia, particularly South Australia. Her articles often cover evolving stories and breaking news related to these themes.
If you have insights or information related to ongoing criminal cases, legal developments, or tragic events in New South Wales or Sydney that could contribute to her coverage of evolving stories and breaking news concerning crime and legal proceedings specifically within the region she covers, Evelyn may be interested in your input.
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By: Evelyn-Leckie
Greyhound trainer Jack Trengove has been disqualified for life. Supplied: Facebook
By: Will-Hunter, Evelyn-Leckie
Crows fans gathered to watch the team take on the Lions at a pub in Adelaide's inner-south. ABC News: Will Hunter
By: Evelyn Leckie
A former co-director of a company that oversaw Ann Marie Smith's care was captured on a listening device admitting she has a drug problem after she was asked to leave her workplace to seek help, court documents show.
By: Evelyn-Leckie
Skilled midwives can now conduct forensic examinations in sexual assault cases to reduce lengthy waits for victim-survivors after SA Health figures showed there were only 12 trained staff in the state.
By: Evelyn-Leckie
In the days and months Gus Lamont has been gone from their lives, his parents say the boy has missed out on his fifth birthday and his baby brother's milestones.
By: Evelyn-Leckie
The Federal Government has launched a national education campaign on the H5N1 bird flu to provide "practical advice" to Australians on what to do if they come across sick or dead birds.
By: Evelyn-Leckie
Police are looking to identify individuals behind social media accounts and their "level of organisation" after videos emerged of public fights along Adelaide's metropolitan beaches on Tuesday.
By: Evelyn-Leckie
South Australia's ambulance employees union is fearing another record month of ramping, saying up to 16 ambulances were ramped at Lyell McEwin Hospital the morning after the long weekend.
By: Evelyn-Leckie
A rare lamb worth up to $25,000 has gone missing from an Adelaide Hills property, with its heartbroken owners urging the community to keep an eye out for the distinctive breed.
By: Peta Doherty, Evelyn Leckie, George Yankovich
Wild weather has lashed South Australia over the weekend with almost 100 km per hour winds recorded in some areas like Port Augusta, while an Adelaide cafe saw a large tree branch smash the back of a parked car.
