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Lucy Quaggin
Correspondent, US
Lucy Quaggin is a New York City-based correspondent for the Post. She joined the Post as a digital production editor in 2021. Prior to this, she was a front page editor at Australia’s 7NEWS.com.au, and has worked across a number of newsrooms including HuffPost Australia, Sky News and ABC News 24 in Sydney, and Global Radio in London.
Lucy Quaggin is a New York City-based correspondent for the Post. She joined the Post as a digital production editor in 2021. Prior to this, she was a front page editor at Australia’s 7NEWS.com.au, and has worked across a number of newsrooms including HuffPost Australia, Sky News and ABC News 24 in Sydney, and Global Radio in London.
Languages Spoken:
English
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US spy agency’s outreach, depicting a disillusioned mid-level officer, risks unsettling fragile calm before April’s Trump-XI summit.
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Canada’s former deputy prime minister supports economic system ‘in which China works’ but other countries’ vulnerabilities are limited.
As both military powers vie to integrate innovative technology first, the race is on to develop and fast-track the latest advancements.
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Consultancy warns geopolitical tensions and supply chain exposure are reshaping risk calculations for military manufacturers.
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Kevin Rudd left his post a year earlier than planned following criticism from US President Donald Trump at White House meeting in October.
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Groups like Silent Book Club and Reading Rhythms reject traditional formats and let people just enjoy what they want to read – in peace.
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After Joe Biden’s withdrawal, Kamala Harris is set to make history as the prospective Democratic nominee for the 2024 US presidential election.
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Early in May, two boys were expelled from an exclusive Melbourne private school for ranking their female classmates online.
More than two dozen women in Australia have died from gender-based violence in 2024, prompting protests across the nation.
While Xi Jinping centralises power in Beijing, the US Congress is often making policy in its legislation, Evan Medeiros says, with the result potentially minimal cooperation and coordination between the nations.
On October 14, Australians will vote in a historic referendum to recognise the country’s first nations people in the constitution.
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Following the success of India’s lunar mission, the contributions of women scientists are being recognised nationally and globally.
Women are coming together to campaign for real, tangible changes in prevention and treatment for acid attack survivors.
In this edition of the Global Impact newsletter, we look back at Women’s History Month, while the Post’s Women of Our Time conference took place a day before International Women’s Day on March 8.
