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.
The 91-page report has given every pundit and politician enough room to argue a point.
The latest argy-bargy in a long running battle between the president and one of the country's most progressive states.
Who could have seen this coming?
Thousands of scientists around the world have signed a report declaring a climate emergency. Will the Coalition government even look at it?
Following the ABC's latest expose on the dark side of horse racing, enthusiasts and industry figures like Alan Jones have come out swinging in the sport's defence.
Rather than actually tackling climate change, our governments have chosen to invest in some truly hare-brained schemes to rescue the reef.
What on earth does the death of two mass murderers have in common with schoolyard pranks? The Advertiser seems to think so.
Jeremy Corbyn has kicked off his election campaign by launching an attack on some of the richest men in the UK.
The IPA has launched a 'Race Has No Place' campaign against the Voice to Parliament. The claims range from valid to nonsensical.
Twitter's decision to ban political ads is great for democracy, and extremely bad for Facebook.
