In today’s newsletter: controversial withdrawal of Australian rights from overseas prisoners is reversed; Morocco stun Spain in World Cup
Ahmad Merhi lost his Australian citizenship after being accused of terrorism in Iraq, a charge he denies.Ahmad Merhi lost his Australian citizenship after being accused of terrorism in Iraq, a charge he denies.Morning everyone. One of the most controversial immigration measures introduced by the Coalition saw Australians accused overseas of terrorism have their citizenship cancelled.
Meanwhile, a group of amateur palaeontologists in Queensland may have discovered a fossil providing the missing link for several new dinosaur species, and could you go 26 months before filling your rubbish bin?Amateur fossil hunters have found a skull connected to the body of marine giant elasmosaur for the first time in Australia.
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Editorial Writer - The SMHCompany Description: About The Sydney Morning HeraldThe Sydney Morning Herald is the oldest continuously published newspaper in the country, having recently celebrated 190 years in print. We have a rich history of courageous, quality and independent journalism. In 2022, we remain in a stronger position than ever with more than 9 million readers consuming our journalism in print and online each month, making The Sydney Morning Herald Australia’s most widely-read masthead.Our team is comprised of hundreds of Australia’s best journalists, photographers, editors, sub editors and designers. We are passionate about what we do and we are always looking for ways to do it better. We support each other as a team and we encourage diversity of opinion. We embrace the rich history that comes with working for the Herald whilst operating out of the most modern, advanced newsroom in the country. Job Description: Reporting to the editor of The Sydney Morning Herald, the editorial writer helps form the 'voice' of the masthead by writing, filing and producing the daily editorial.An important part of the Herald's opinion pages, the daily editorial offers the masthead's position on important local, state, national and international issues. The editorial is written in conjunction with the Herald editor and other senior editors. The role calls for a multi-skilled journalist with a demonstrated track record of strong authoritative writing across a range of subjects including politics, business, the economy, international affairs and urban issues. The editorial writer will also demonstrate a detailed understanding of the Herald's audience, history and connection to Sydney.Day to day you will:* Generate unique content ideas for the editorial and work in conjunction with the editor at all times * Generate and maintain a network of working relationships within the newsroom * Prepare a clear, accurate, well-written and well-researched editorial each day * Ensure all copy meets legal requirement
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