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.
Latest by Charlotte Gore
Canberra couple awarded damages after wife awoken by a real estate agent in her bedroom conducting an inspection
The Canberra couple were awarded $1,500 in non-economic damages after a real estate agent entered their bedroom while the wife was in bed asleep with her infant son.
'Sparse yet powerful' image lit only by moonlight wins National Photographic Portrait Prize 2024
Amos Gebhardt's Alexis with moon, 2024 — a two-part image, or diptych, showing award-winning author Alexis Wright visible by only the light of the moon — wins this year's National Photographic Portrait Prize.
Behind the scenes of the Chinese premier's visit to Canberra was months of planning and hundreds of police officers
By Charlotte Gore and Harry Frost
Chinese Premier Li Qiang was only in Canberra for around 24 hours, but behind the scenes the security arrangements for his visit took months to plan and involved hundreds of police officers from across the capital.
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Royal Australian Mint releases Bluey-themed Dollarbucks coins
The Royal Australian Mint releases three $1 coins featuring Australia's favourite blue heelers. The coins depict Bluey on her own, the Heeler family together, and Bingo and Bluey dressed up as The Grannies.
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ANU researchers develop AI tool to classify brain tumours quicker and more accurately
Australian National University researchers develop an AI tool able to classify brain tumours into 10 subtypes in an hour where the previous gold standard diagnostic testing can take weeks.
Australian National University officially orders seven students to vacate pro-Palestine encampment
By Charlotte Gore and Peter Lusted
The Australian National University orders seven students to vacate an on-campus pro-Palestine encampment as about 250 students rally to demand the university divest from weapons companies connected to the Israeli military.
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Rate of intimate partner homicide involving female victims rose 28pc last financial year
By Charlotte Gore and Jade Toomey
New data shows almost half the women who were victims of a homicide in the last financial year were killed by a former or current intimate partner. While this represents a 28 per cent increase on the previous year, it is also the second-lowest rate since records began in 1990.
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Couples seeking IVF to get $2,000 rebate if Canberra Liberals win ACT election
By Patrick Bell and Charlotte Gore
The Canberra Liberals announce a policy that would see couples experiencing fertility difficulties receive rebates of up to $2,000 for in vitro fertilisation and up to $1,000 for intrauterine insemination if the party wins the ACT election in October.
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Registered sex offender arrested in Canberra, charged with possessing and transmitting child sexual abuse material
A registered sex offender is arrested at a property in Canberra, charged with possessing and transmitting child abuse material from several devices, and for failing to report as a registerable offender.
Sheree's twins arrived at just 25 weeks. She wants others to know preterm birth prevention is possible
The Every Week Counts preterm birth prevention program suggests it has prevented about 4,000 Australian babies from being born early each year since 2021.
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Significant construction delays for Canberra affordable housing scheme properties
By Patrick Bell and Charlotte Gore
When Casey Westcombe signed up to an affordable housing scheme in the new Canberra suburb of Whitlam in late 2021, he thought he'd have a house on the block he bought by now – instead, there's not so much as a temporary fence on the site.
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Mulch contaminated with friable asbestos found at Canberra residential complex
WorkSafe ACT confirms a small quantity of mulch contaminated with friable asbestos was found at a residential complex in the Canberra suburb of Denman Prospect.
Bruce Lehrmann's lawyers say Brittany Higgins's evidence inconsistent with Commonwealth deed version of events
Final submissions to a defamation trial from lawyers for Bruce Lehrmann say Brittany Higgins's evidence about the night she alleges she was raped at Parliament House is inconsistent with the version of events she gave to the Commonwealth under a $2.4 million settlement.
ANU academic and songwriter wins global Dance Your PhD competition for kangaroo socialisation music video
By Charlotte Gore and Donal Sheil
Australian National University academic Weliton Menário Costa's elaborately choreographed video Kangaroo Time (Club Edit) explaining his study of social behaviour in kangaroos wins the worldwide Dance Your PhD competition.
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'Do not move potentially contaminated material': Asbestos-contaminated mulch distributed to 12 businesses in ACT
WorkSafe ACT confirms mulch contaminated by bonded asbestos has been supplied to customers in the territory, and warns anyone who purchased '"cottage mulch" products between March 1, 2023 and February 19, 2024 not to distribute or disturb it.
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Fastest-growing black hole that consumes mass of 'the Sun and all the planets combined' every day found
Australian National University researchers discover a black hole whose mass is roughly 17 billion times that of our Sun, and exists within the brightest currently known thing being continually powered in the universe.
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Canberra landlord's attempted 'excessive' rental increase rejected by ACT Civil and Administrative Tribunal
Empire Global Developments, which owns the entirety of the complex where the property is located, attempted to introduce a 20 per cent rent increase on their tenant, which the ACT Civil and Administrative Tribunal rejected.
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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.