Melissa Meehan is a journalist at AAP 2.0 Melbourne. She focuses on a range of topics including education, crime and justice, and regional interests, often exploring themes related to public policy and society. Melissa's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Forbes Advocate, Daily Mail, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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A missing Australian has been found safe almost one week after catastrophic floods near the Nepal-China border.
By: Eleanor Wilson, Melissa Meehan
Efforts to send lifesaving aid to communities in Nepal's flood-stricken north could continue for months as the death toll from the disaster surpasses 1000 and dozens of Australians remain missing.
By: Nick Wilson, Holly Hales, Melissa Meehan
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By: Melissa Meehan, Nick Wilson, Holly Hales
Warren Pickering held a press conference on Tuesday, saying he ‘made mistakes’ in his 20s.
An Australian woman has died after falling down a steep cliff face at a Balinese tourist hotspot, the site of a perilous trek to the shore below.
A New York City-inspired approach to community safety and crime prevention could help drive down violent crime in one state.
An elite girls' school has sacked a teacher accused of sexually assaulting one of its students.
By: Duncan Murray, Melissa Meehan
Diverting youth from a life spent in and out of jail, while cracking down on violent crime, is a major election challenge facing one state's aspiring leaders.
By: Kylie Stevens, Melissa Meehan
Methodist Ladies' College stood down geography teacher Kam Kenny-Jones last month after the school became aware of the allegations and reported them to police.
A former president of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians has been banned from working as a doctor for at least year.
