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Aimee Edwards

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  • Morning TV Digital Content Lead, 7News
  • Freelance Editor, Sponsor's Brief
  • Author, Freelance
Sydney
As seen in: 7News, MSN Australia, Sydney Morning Herald, Flipboard, The Age, GlobeNewswire, Morningstar, The West Sport Show, Perth Now, Brisbane Times, StreetInsider and
Just a 23 year old writing until the world makes sense! 💐 “There’s a million things I haven’t done, but just you wait” 💖
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Coalition warns next generation will bear the cost as national debt surpasses $1 trillion

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By Aimee Edwards Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
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Father of alleged victim at centre of Sydney Swans saga claims she suffered medical episode before seeking help

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By Aimee Edwards Verified, Amanda Abate Verified
| Perth Now Verified
The woman at the centre of the Sydney Swans scandal was forced to seek help after suffering a medical episode, her father has revealed to 7NEWS. The man said his daughter had been struggling to breathe but was not offered assistance, forcing her to leave the room and seek help from hotel staff. The woman and her father cannot be identified due to the nature of the allegations currently being investigated.
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Coalition warns next generation will bear the cost as national debt surpasses $1 trillion

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By Aimee Edwards Verified
| Sunrise (7news) Verified
The federal oppositon has accused Labor of having no plan to rein in Australia’s debt after the national bill climbed above $1 trillion on Thursday. Interest payments are now approaching $30 billion a year, with taxpayers spending more to service the debt than on child care, unemployment benefits or the Australian Defence Force.
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