Justine Landis-Hanley
Reporter @justinel_h
Justine has just completed a media and philosophy degree at the University of Sydney. Her work has been published in The New York Times, The Saturday Paper and The Age. She has worked as a casual reporter for The Sydney Morning Herald, an international fellow to the Agence-France Presse Tokyo bureau, editor of student newspaper Honi Soit, and was The New York Times Australia bureau’s first reporting intern. Justine is passionate about gender equality, and has undertaken public policy research work and fellowships with the G20, the Australian Human Rights Commission, and the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women.
Splashing cash around mightn't be enough to shift public perception after a summer of devastating bushfires.
The 2020 US election campaign has officially hit Australian shores.
The federal government's Health Star Rating system has been criticised for years. So the ACT simply made its own version...
Barnaby Joyce has lost a bid to return as deputy prime minister — surely a relief for Christian Scott Morrison on both political and moral grounds.
A look at political donations by the Big Four accounting firms shows us that they mostly had a bet each way on the election outcome.
How much money is flowing into the minor parties? And what impact is it having on policy and election outcomes?
Films often depict disease epidemics originating in non-Western countries. What does this say about our attitudes, and how does it shape our reactions to real-world crises?
The family are the only people being housed at the detention centre. Soon they'll be trapped in a quarantine site.
A huge percentage of NSW's cannabis crop has almost certainly gone up in smoke. These things all have roll-on effects.
Tony Abbott wants middle-class women to have more kids. Crikey breaks down the numbers and the former PM's record on women's issues.
