James Whitaker
I am James Whitaker, a journalism graduate from the University of Melbourne, where I specialised in political reporting and media ethics. I began my professional career in 2013 as a junior reporter at The Age, covering local governance and public policy in Victoria. In 2017, I moved into national political coverage, reporting on federal elections, parliament, and policy reform. Over the years, my work has focused on clear, factual reporting and long-form political analysis grounded in verified sources.
The Extatiques makes Paris La Défense bloom
Embark on an exploration of the underwater worlds of the ocean, with an audio headset and a flashlight in hand... All in La Défense?...
Oil jumps, stocks slide ahead of U.S. stock market open as...
Global oil prices soared overnight, with U.S. stock indexes opening higher following a weekend of Iran-backed Houthi militants launching ballistic missiles at Israel and...
Thanks from the bottom of my heart: Line Renauds touching words...
From 27 to 29 March, the Sidaction launched its new fundraising campaign. As every year, the association deployed the necessary means to fight against...
Seniors: bounce back through education
"Continuous training throughout life is a way to maintain one's employability," according to Valérie Gruau, founder of the seniorsavotreservice.com platform. And for seniors, retraining...
Iranian war hits Asia faster, currencies depreciate and oil prices soar
JAKARTA - The effects of the Iranian war have started to impact the Asia-Pacific. This region is now facing a double blow: oil prices...
Vandoeuvre Nancy Volley
Despite facing defeat against Mulhouse in the Coupe de France final, the Panthères Vandoeuvre Nancy have won hearts. At the Adidas Arena, the sports...
War in Iran: Conservative but pragmatic… What do we know about...
He is one of the last strongmen of Tehran still alive. Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, powerful president of the Iranian Parliament, has been the center...
The war, its recurrences and its costs.
Les conflits armés ont toujours des coûts économiques exorbitants, sans parler des pertes humaines. Le coût de la guerre est difficilement chiffrable. Il dépend...
Much more than just football: The repercussions of awarding the African...
The Africa Cup of Nations, held every two years, always aims to highlight the unity of the continent. However, the recent edition in Morocco...
