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Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson

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Australia, Brisbane
As seen in: Australian Associated Press (AAP), The Pod Well Travelled, MSN Australia, Daily Mail, Yahoo News Australia, Yahoo News New Zealand, News.com.au, Stuff.co.nz, Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, Yahoo Sports Australia and
Covers:  Technology, transport, electric vehicles, micro-mobility, cybersecurity, future, AI, renewable energy.
AAP reporter, professional nerd, writer, snapper, Hard Quiz winner. Does prolific tweeting count as gonzo journalism? Tips: jendn@protonmail.com

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Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson’s Biography

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Jennifer is an award-winning journalist who is passionate about telling important stories to broad audiences.

She's worked in the Australian media for more than two decades, breaking news, covering events and issues, penning feature articles, and communicating complex issues with clear language.

Her work has appeared across a vast range of publications, from AAP's newswire to the Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, The Guardian, Australian Financial Review, The New Daily, and across News Corp's new…

Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson’s Journalist Portfolio

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The firms trying to crack Australia's big ute problem

The firms trying to crack Australia's big ute problem

For some drivers, there is one speed bump on the transition to zero-emission transport: the scarcity of optio…

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Tasmania trials 'smart' electric scooters to slow risky riders

Tasmania trials 'smart' electric scooters to slow risky riders

Artificially intelligent electric scooters that can slow down or stop when being driven illegally will be rol…

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Call for new rules on batteries imported to Australia as global e-bike fire injury toll nears 100

Call for new rules on batteries imported to Australia as global e-bike fire injury toll nears 100

Almost 100 people have been injured and more than 50 fires started by electric bikes, e-scooters, e-skateboar…

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Drivers face shocking fines for 'ICEing' electric cars

Drivers face shocking fines for 'ICEing' electric cars

Drivers could be fined as much as $3200 for parking in spaces for electric vehicles as part of little-known p…

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Electric cars spark interest for young female mechanics

Electric cars spark interest for young female mechanics

It may be a classic Range Rover but one vehicle at Australia's biggest electric car show is being overhauled …

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Australia to make electric buses go round

Australia to make electric buses go round

More electric buses could be manufactured in Australia after the Queensland government announced talks with l…

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Articles

Smartglasses face scrutiny as rapid technology development raises privacy concerns

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By Address WonderMapped, Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson Verified
| The New Daily Verified
Vendors can use your data to provide services. Declining a vendor can stop them from using the data you shared. Exponential Interactive, Inc d/b/a VDX.tv Cookie duration: 90 (days). Data collected and processed: IP addresses, Device identifiers, Probabilistic identifiers, Browsing and interaction data, Non-precise location data, Users’ profiles, Privacy choices more Cookie duration resets each session. View details | Storage details | Privacy policy Roq.ad GmbH Cookie duration: 365 (days).
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Tow story: First Aussie-made electric trucks roll out

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By Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson Verified
| Perth Now Verified
Ten heavy-duty electric trucks have rolled off an Australian production line for the first time in a move experts say could slash emissions and change the way freight moves around the nation. But the company behind their creation says governments will need to reform transport policies to boost adoption of the heavy vehicles and ensure they can travel on more roads.
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AI on the sly: more Aussies are using chatbots for work

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By Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson Verified
| Perth Now Verified
One in three Australian workers are using artificial intelligence to get ahead without telling their employer, and even more say using the technology makes them feel like they are cheating. But their guilty secret is increasing productivity in the workplace, a study has found, and businesses could benefit more if they openly supported its use.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

I've been writing stories since primary school (!) but my first paid writing commissions were for QUT publications while studying.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

I have but not well. Those keys were brutal

Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

They all frustrate me as they have no respect for deadlines!