Heath Parkes-Hupton is a journalist at News.com.au. He primarily covers themes related to sports, real estate, and artificial intelligence, often discussing the intersection of these areas. Heath's work has been featured in notable publications including Perth Now, The West Australian, and FOX SPORTS Australia, among others.
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Tormented residents of Australia’s home invasion capital could be given new self-defence powers under what has been dubbed “F*** Around Find Out” laws.
A new ad showing life after major cuts to migration tells Aussies they would be faced with no fruit on supermarket shelves and the prospect of wiping their elderly parents’ bottoms.
A new ad showing life after major cuts to migration tells Aussies they would be faced with no fruit on supermarket shelves and the prospect of wiping their elderly parents’ bottoms.
By: Heath Parkes-Hupton
A Sydney father is fighting for his life after being kidnapped and stabbed up to 25 times by a gang of “monsters” while on holiday in South America.
A South Sudanese Australian comedian has delivered a passionate call for his community to take control of youth crime “casting a shadow” over all of their lives.
Fuel shortage chaos gripping the holiday hotspot of Bali shows the region, including Australia, is “not out of the woods” with supply chains still fragile amid ongoing wars overseas.
The spectacular failure of neocloud start-up Firmus, previously the darling of Australia’s AI scene, has exposed the “cracks” in a trillion-dollar industry largely built on imagination.
A victim of a predator dubbed the “Moore Park Rapist” or “Nightstalker”, who terrorised Sydney for more than 30 years, has confronted him in court, saying he had “destroyed my life and my innocence”.
By: Megan Palin, Heath Parkes-Hupton, Benedict Brook
Four people have been shot in what has been described as a “targeted drive-by shooting” outside a Queensland pub holding a boxing tournament.
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