Charlotte Gore
Charlotte Gore has been at the ABC's Canberra bureau since November 2020 as both a Digital Producer and a News Operations Assistant. She studied a Bachelor of Communications and Media at the University of Canberra.
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ACT Bar Association 'not going to allow' proposed reform scrapping good-character references for paedophiles
The ACT Bar Association says it is inappropriate to create a special category of people who aren't allowed to use character references as a defence in court, "even if the nature of the offending is heinous — as in relation to child sex offending".
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'We do not let fear hold us back': Melanoma researchers named joint 2024 Australians of the Year
Melanoma research pioneers Georgina Long and Richard Scolyer are jointly named 2024 Australians of the Year for their work developing an immunotherapy approach to treating melanoma.
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Meet the change makers in the running to be named Australian of the Year 2024
A group of eight change makers with a diverse mix of passions and work from around the country are in the running to be named Australian of the Year for 2024.
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Canberra man charged with murder over apparent stabbing death of National Zoo and Aquarium coworker
Canberra man Jude Wijesinghe has been charged with murder over the apparent stabbing death of his coworker Tshewang Choden at the National Zoo and Aquarium in Canberra on Monday.
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Canberra woman found dead from suspected stabbing at National Zoo and Aquarium
ACT police and emergency services were called to the Canberra zoo about 12:50pm Monday after reports of a disturbance, where they found the woman dead, apparently as a result of stab wounds, in a commercial kitchen area.
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'Unable to cool their own properties': Concerns for Canberrans without power during sweltering weekend
Heatwave conditions eased on Saturday night, with temperatures in the high 20s expected on Sunday, before increasing again early next week, the Bureau of Meteorology says.
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Caution in dating to avoid half-siblings could be a problem of the past for Canberra's donor-conceived people
People conceived through donors in the ACT could soon be able to access information about their genetic heritage – including about their donor – under a new bill introduced to the ACT Legislative Assembly.
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Federal parliamentary committee recommends doubling number of senators for ACT and Northern Territory
The Joint Standing Committee on Electoral Matters recommends increasing the number of Senate seats for the ACT and the Northern Territory from two to four each, to address population changes and underscore the need for territory representation.
Pill testing will be available on-site at an Australian music festival for the first time in four years
Pill testing will be available on-site at an Australian music festival for the first time since 2019, with Pill Testing Australia confirming the service will be available at the Spilt Milk festival in Canberra on Saturday.
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Wombat nicknamed Ian Thorpe after being rescued from Canberra pond by woman in kayak
A wombat earns the nickname, Ian Thorpe, after swimming for nearly 40 minutes before being rescued by a woman in a kayak from Yerrabi Pond in Canberra's north after a thunderstorm.
Eighty years ago, the government hired photographers to capture a slice of everyday life. Here's what they produced
Between 1939 and 1996 the government hired dozens of photographers to document Australian life. Now many of their works of intimate nature photography, striking architectural shots and captured everyday memories are displayed in a new exhibition.
Crowds gather across Australia to honour the fallen on Remembrance Day
Australians around the country have gathered to commemorate Remembrance Day, honouring those who died serving in conflicts and peace-keeping operations.
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As COVID-19 numbers rise, Canberrans like Pam are considering upping their precautions
By Tahlia Roy and Charlotte Gore
The number of COVID-19 cases in the ACT is on the rise but the territory has lifted all restrictions, leaving Canberrans with autoimmune conditions to ensure they avoid the disease on their own.
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New High Court chief justice formally acknowledges Indigenous Australians during swearing-in ceremony
By High Court reporter Elizabeth Byrne and Charlotte Gore
Stephen Gageler has been sworn in as Australia's 14th Chief Justice of the High Court, taking on one of the most powerful jobs in the country.
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Canberra doctor banned from practising for 12 months over offensive email to Indigenous peer
The doctor sent an email to an Indigenous specialist criticising pharmaceutical policies designed to benefit Indigenous people and questioning his Indigenous identity. WARNING: This story contains details of racism that some readers may find distressing.
Meet the ACT winners of the Australian of the Year awards for 2024
A champion for women and girls in the construction industry, Joanne Farrell, is named as the ACT's 2024 Australian of the Year.
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'Absolutely heartbroken': Canberra pet charity looking for new home after intruders vandalise premises
Not-for-profit Canberra Pet Rescue is forced to halt some of its operations and rebuild after vandals left its Curtin location with "thousands of dollars worth of damage" on Tuesday night.
ACT businesses could be fined $40,000 for improperly disposing of food scraps as part of 'circular economy'
Canberra businesses could eventually face fines of up to $40,000 for improperly disposing of their food waste as part of the ACT government's push to create a circular economy.
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Ngunnawal Elder says 'there's still hope' for reconciliation as ACT political leaders refocus on closing the gap locally
The leaders of both the ACT government and opposition say they remain committed to closing the gap despite the Voice to Parliament referendum defeat, as many First Nations Australians grieve the outcome.
'No symptoms, no headaches': Shannon was in complete shock after being left legally blind by this disease
By Charlotte Gore and Emmy Groves
Shannon Davis was declared legally blind due to end-stage glaucoma at 43, despite reporting no symptoms beforehand. He's now calling for more awareness of and testing for the disease, which is known as "the silent thief of sight".
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Another new baby giraffe in Canberra gives hope for species 'suffering a silent extinction'
Two-week-old calf Mkali is the fifth giraffe born under the Canberra breeding program, and it's hoped she will grow up to be part of the program's next generation.
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Cocaine worth $280,000 found in hidden compartments of repossessed car in Canberra
A search of the vehicle revealed cocaine in two motorised hidden compartments, which ACT Policing say were sophisticated and professionally installed, indicative of organised crime.
Two students in hospital after stabbing at Australian National University
ACT police confirm two 20-year-old female students are in hospital after a stabbing at the Australian National University in Canberra.
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Julie recently moved into a smaller house in her own backyard, will other Canberrans soon follow suit?
By Penny Travers and Charlotte Gore
The ACT government says its new Territory Plan will create more homes and improve affordability. But how many people will actually turn their block into a dual occupancy?
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Australian War Memorial adds plaque with context of defamation case to Ben Roberts-Smith display
By Elizabeth Byrne and Charlotte Gore
The Australian War Memorial adds information to a plaque commemorating Corporal Ben Roberts Smith's Victoria Cross medal that reflects recent defamation court rulings over his alleged conduct in Afghanistan.
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