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Imogen Kars

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Covers:  Sustainability, media, culture, environment, travel, tech, global issues, current events
Australian journo exploring media, politics, disability and society. Bylines for @refinery29aus @guardianaus @sbs etc. Not able-bodied but fully able.

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Based on the shores of the Great Barrier Reef, Imogen is a multi-disciplinary journalist, media literacy educator and content creator. Educated at Queensland University, she graduated in 2016 with a BA in Journalism.

As a natural storyteller, she has bylines in the likes of NIT (National Indigenous Times), ABC Radio Queensland and Passion Passport.

Invested in social justice, sustainable travel and people power, Imogen aims to use journalism to forge a better future for all. She believes in the…

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I was born with the travel bug, and a disability Original

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By Imogen Kars
| Escape Australia
Disability is not black and white – just ask the 4.4 million Australians who live with one. From dynamic (symptoms that vary in severity), to invisible (symptoms that aren’t always apparent to the outside world), living with a disability is not a universal experience – so it’s a given that travelling with one isn’t, either. Just like every adventure, disabled travel varies from person to person; from trip to trip; and even from day to day.
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Metaverse restaurants, hotels and wine tours on the cards as report unveils the future of hospitality

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By Imogen Kars
| SmartCompany (Australia) Verified
Me&u has already helped shift the face of Australia’s hospitality industry with its app and beacon-based contactless payment system. But now, the company is on a mission to explore the future of Australia’s hospitality scene. In a report co-produced by YouGov and industry experts, me&u’s ‘future-gazing tour of trends’ was created in a bid to support Australia’s much-loved venues morph into the new era and beyond.
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Allergy-friendly spread business Buddee lands $1 million deals with Coles and Woolworths

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By Imogen Kars
| SmartCompany (Australia) Verified
In the midst of Melbourne’s string of lockdowns, the classic Australian school lunchbox was revived. And now, the two dads behind the project have just scored deals with both Woolworths and Coles worth $1 million — before they’d even sold one of their products. Buddee is Seong-Lee Ang and Rodney Chieng’s answer to the no-nut policy across Australian schools.
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