Chris Woods
Reporter @tophermwoods
Chris began their career in journalism at Long Island newspaper The Statesman in 2013. They spent the next five years freelancing for The Saturday Paper, Junkee, Pedestrian.TV and Brisbane startup blog The Tech Street Journal, before joining Crikey as a freelancer in 2017, Worm writer in 2018, and, finally, INQ reporter in 2019. Chris also volunteers at intersectional feminist current affairs program 3CR Tuesday Breakfast and law reform group Liberty Victoria’s Rights Advocacy Project.
Bridget McKenzie's latest scandal is just one of many in a long line of great Australian rorts.
Here's what you can learn from the conservative response to the bushfire crisis — a masterclass in spin, wilful ignorance and weaponised disinformation.
Here are the billionaires, businesses and lobby groups donating to fire relief in the hopes you'll forget they're driving the world's climate crisis.
Fake snow and cold snaps: while Australia fights the bushfires, the rest of the world had its own crises to deal with.
Good morning, early birds. For the first time ever, Anthony Albanese can say he is Australia's “preferred PM”, and the Coalition will today allocate $50 million to ecology recovery. It's the news you need to know, with Chris Woods.
Parliamentary punch-ons? Culture-war Olympics? Dutton v Everyone? Have a go at predicting Crikey's top political scandals of 2020.
State and territory governments are more than likely our only hope for renewable energy progress in Australia through 2020.
Time is running out to have your say on who will be crowned Arsehat of the Year.
The News Corp mogul just dropped a fortune on a mansion once featured in The Beverly Hillbillies. Could that cash perhaps have been better spent?
The latest emissions projections for Australia have been released — and they raise some interesting questions.
