Nick McKenzie is an Investigative Journalist at The Age. He specializes in a wide range of topics including politics, business, foreign affairs, and criminal justice, with particular emphasis on construction and real estate, corporate fraud, and public policy. Nick has been featured in WAtoday, Stuff, The Sydney Morning Herald, Books+Publishing, The Age, The Australian Financial Review, and Brisbane Times.
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Nick McKenzie's coverage primarily revolves around local (Australia, Queensland, Brisbane) legal cases, crime, corruption and government-related scandals. His articles often include breaking news and evolving stories related to government announcements and legal policy regulation.
To effectively reach out to Nick McKenzie with a pitch, consider offering insights or information related to ongoing or potential future legal cases within Australia. This could involve providing expert commentary on current political affairs in the region, especially those linked to scandals or corruption allegations. Additionally, if you have access to breaking news regarding governmental announcements specific to Queensland or Brisbane that align with his coverage themes and topics covered would likely capture his attention.
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By: Nick McKenzie, Ben Schneiders
By: Ben Schneiders, Nick McKenzie
Leaked texts reveal how John Setka raged, survived and stayed at the top of the CFMEU through a domestic violence scandal, with unwavering support from his gangland friend and some Labor insiders.
By: Nick McKenzie, Ben Schneiders
Leaked texts reveal how John Setka raged, survived and stayed at the top of the CFMEU through a domestic violence scandal, with unwavering support from his gangland friend and some Labor insiders.
By: Bevan Shields, Nick McKenzie, Matthew Knott
An investigation on the eve of seismic Israeli elections has uncovered a money trail involving monthly $US50,000 wire transfers.
By: Nick McKenzie, Matthew Knott
Billionaire James Packer has paid at least $US1.25 million ($1.76 million) to the Tel Aviv law firm also defending Benjamin Netanyahu against
By: Matthew Knott, Nick McKenzie
Billionaire James Packer has paid at least $US1.25 million ($1.78 million) to the Tel Aviv law firm also defending Benjamin Netanyahu against
By: Matthew Knott, Nick McKenzie, Bevan Shields
James Packer says the payments were for work unrelated to the Israeli prime minister’s corruption case.
By: Matthew Knott, Bevan Shields, Nick McKenzie
The Australian billionaire has made the move just as his links to the Israeli prime minister are under fresh scrutiny.
By: Matthew Knott, Nick McKenzie
Australian billionaire James Packer has agreed to testify in the explosive corruption trial of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu but has refused to return to Israel to give his evidence.
By: Bevan Shields, Matthew Knott, Nick McKenzie
Packer and two associates say they will give evidence remotely after accusing Israeli authorities of damaging their rights.
