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Kate Shuttleworth

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As seen in: MSN Singapore, The New York Times, MSN South Africa, The Guardian, The Telegraph, The Washington Post, TIME, USA Today, Los Angeles Times, News.com.au and
I've reported for @washingtonpost @guardian - Former freelance foreign correspondent in Jerusalem @guardiannews and others.
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Around the globe, across the pond: New Zealand destinations that feel like a world tour

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By Kate Shuttleworth
| MSN Singapore Verified
© Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Armin Puschmann/Alamy The world hasn’t been Australia’s oyster for awhile, but with the trans-Tasman bubble officially open, a small glimpse of international travel can feel like a whole new world. New Zealand is often talked about for having some of the world’s most spectacular scenery - Lord of the Rings’ legacy lives on – but beyond Hobbiton, it has many more hidden gems that will remind you of travels to more far-flung destinations.
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Melbourne coronavirus lockdown puts 5 million under restrictions as Australia battles second wave

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By Kate Shuttleworth
| The Washington Post Verified
MELBOURNE, Australia — A new wave of coronavirus infections prompted officials to impose restrictions on some 5 million people in Australia's second-largest city, illustrating the difficulty of conquering the pandemic even in a country that had enjoyed relative success in taming its toll. Authorities in Melbourne, the capital of Victoria state, said they would reinstate curbs for six weeks starting Wednesday night to try to beat back a surge in new cases that threatens to spiral out of control.
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In Australia, spat over firefighter Paul Parker's political rant caps summer of anger

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By Kate Shuttleworth
| The Washington Post Verified
MELBOURNE, Australia — At the height of Australia's bushfire crisis last month, the exhausted firefighter's emotion was raw. Paul Parker had been battling blazes around Nelligen, in southern New South Wales state. Seven homes had been lost in the village, and his own residence severely damaged, on the day his comments went viral. “Tell the prime minister to go and get f—ed, from Nelligen.
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