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Grace Stranger

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(She/Her)
Nowra, Sydney, Wollongong
As seen in: ABC Radio National, ABC News (Australia), Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), Radio National Breakfast, RN Drive - Full program podcast, The Drawing Room, POLITICO Europe, Mogaznews En, FBi Radio, The Radio National Hour
Covers:  Social justice, environment, culture, arts, food and wine, breaking news, regional news, Indigenous affairs
Producer @RadioNational Formerly @PoliticoEurope. she/her. Dharawal country

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I am a journalist focusing primarily in written and audio mediums. I graduated with distinction from the University of Wollongong in 2017 with a Bachelor of Journalism/Bachelor of Art (History) with a French Minor. I am currently undertaking my Master of Advanced Journalism at the University of Technology Sydney.

I have had the privilege to work on a number of projects both for radio, digital and print. I enjoy working with regional communities and have a keen interest in social justice journal…

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Program: Changing Australia: Peter Davis and creating Blood Bikes Australia

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By Sally Sara , Nancy Notzon , Grace Stranger 
| Radio National Breakfast
The first time Peter Davis got on a motorbike he was 13 - helping his mate muster sheep in Western Australia. He was hooked. Decades later, he realised he could use his love of motorbiking to help others - and Blood Bikes of Australia was born. The volunteer group has become a last resort service that transports vital items - for free - between hospitals and other facilities ... from blood, to corneas for transplant, to urgent pathology samples.
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Program: Changing Australia: Tammy Robinson the formal godmother

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By Sally Sara , Grace Stranger 
| Radio National Breakfast
Remember back to your school formal days — the hair, the make-up, the suits and frocks. It's a rite of passage, and one that can be expensive. In Queensland, one garage is stocked with a seemingly endless wardrobe of formal attire — gifted by the community — to help dress thousands of teenagers from dozens of schools for free. And while the collection was nearly destroyed by fire a couple of years ago, closet-master Tammy Robinson rose again.
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Family of Zomi Frankcom still waiting for answers two years after death at hands of IDF

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By Katie McAllister, Grace Stranger 
| ABC News (Australia)
For Zomi Frankcom's brother Mal, the second anniversary of her death will be particularly painful. "Even though she was overseas a lot, we were still very close," he said. It will be two years ago on Wednesday that Australian aid worker Lalzawmi "Zomi" Frankcom was killed, alongside six of her colleagues, by an Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) strike in Gaza. "There hasn't been any kind of justice served or any movement with the case," Mr Frankcom told Radio National Breakfast.
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