Liam Mannix is a National Science Reporter at The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald. He specializes in health and wellness topics, including consumer health, mental health, and food safety, while also covering broader themes such as finance and travel. Liam is featured in various publications, including the Irish Examiner, WAtoday, Brisbane Times, The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, and Stuff.
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Liam Mannix's coverage predominantly focuses on scientific, health, and government & politics topics within Australia. His articles often cite data and report on government announcements or legal policy regulations.
If you're reaching out to Liam, providing access to recent scientific studies or expert commentary from reputable sources related to health research, climate change policies, or political decisions in Australia could be of interest. Additionally, pitches concerning local Australian issues such as food safety standards or healthcare legislation may also align with his reporting focus.
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By: Max Maddison, Amelia Ballinger, Rachel Rasker, Liam Mannix
By: Rachel Rasker, Liam Mannix, Amelia Ballinger, Max Maddison
A top leader at NSW Ambulance told other paramedics they were “right to be disappointed” with the now-suspended corpuls defibrillator, saying repeated failures were “by no means acceptable”.
By: Liam Mannix, Amelia Ballinger, Rachel Rasker, Anthony Segaert
Health Minister Ryan Park said he has written to the TGA to demand more information.
By: Liam Mannix, Ellie Busby, Angelica Snowden
By: Liam Mannix
Becoming a parent was once the norm. Now it’s more of a choice, and with that choice comes pressure to get the most out of it, to be present, to be the best parents possible.
By: Rachel Rasker, Amelia Ballinger, Liam Mannix
The TGA found Medtronic had “exempted” some adverse event reports, and alleged a device was far less effective than claimed.
