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Miklos Bolza

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Covers:  Science, law, finance, environment, health
AAP court reporter, freelance science writer, journalist and content marketer. All opinions here are my own.

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Miklos Bolza’s Biography

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As a court reporter and science blogger, I enjoy tackling some of the more complex topics out there and reporting on these areas in a way that makes them more accessible to everyday readers. I believe that there are great stories hidden out there that require a bit more effort to bring to the surface but which are just as essential to shed light on.

I take great pride in making my reporting as objective, factual and grammatically correct as possible, bringing a high quality of writing to each s…

Miklos Bolza’s Journalist Portfolio

A win-win: Cattle farms can make a profit and protect biodiversity, research shows - Lab Down Und...

A win-win: Cattle farms can make a profit and protect biodiversity, research shows - Lab Down Und...

A series of landmark studies have shown grazing strategies which best protect biodiversity are also the most …

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'Not a single note': ACCC accused of avoiding disclosure in ANZ cartel case

'Not a single note': ACCC accused of avoiding disclosure in ANZ cartel case

The ACCC's investigatory techniques have come under fire during a hearing over an alleged criminal cartel agr…

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Smooth vibrations: How ultrasound can brew the perfect coffee - Lab Down Under

Smooth vibrations: How ultrasound can brew the perfect coffee - Lab Down Under

While coffee as a beverage dates back at least to the 15th century, new ways of brewing this popular drink ar…

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'Deliberate exploitation': On The Run fined $65k for denying worker meal and toilet breaks

'Deliberate exploitation': On The Run fined $65k for denying worker meal and toilet breaks

The employing entity for convenience store chain On The Run has been slapped with a penalty of almost $65,000…

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Nanomedicine reflections: A look at the social and ethical aspects of cancer treatment - Lab Down...

Nanomedicine reflections: A look at the social and ethical aspects of cancer treatment - Lab Down...

An interdisciplinary team has examined public perceptions about nanomedicine and nanotechnology relating to c…

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VW rightly hit with $125M fine after 'starving' judge of evidence, court told

VW rightly hit with $125M fine after 'starving' judge of evidence, court told

An appeals court has been urged to uphold a judge's $125 million penalty against Volkswagen in the ACCC's cas…

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Articles

Razor scooter homicide wasn't murder, jury finds

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By Adelaide Lang Verified, Miklos Bolza Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Adelaide Lang and Miklos Bolza An accused murderer who used a metal scooter to strike an axe-wielding man has been acquitted. A jury on Tuesday accepted Kane Flanders was defending himself in a chaotic early-morning confrontation in April 2024. Flanders, 32, and his brother emerged from their home in Raymond Terrace, north of Sydney, to ask a disruptive couple to be quiet in the early hours of April 9.
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Jail after teen forced into 70-hour weeks in brothels

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By Miklos Bolza Verified, Alex Mitchell
| MSN Australia Verified
Miklos Bolza and Alex Mitchell Two men have been jailed after a juvenile was trafficked into Australia to perform sex work at brothels with up to 10 clients per shift. Surya Subekti, 45, unlawfully lured the vulnerable 17-year-old girl from the slums of Indonesia to Australia to act as an escort in January 2024. She was put into forced labour servicing five to 10 clients per night at brothels in Sydney and Gosford for about two months.
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Ex-priest Guy Norman Hartcher blames brain injury for teenage sex hunt

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By Miklos Bolza Verified
| 7News Verified
A former Catholic priest arrested after sending explicit texts to a police officer posing as an underage teen has tried to blame injuries from a car crash for his crimes. Guy Norman Hartcher, 79, was picked up by NSW Police days before Christmas 2024 after trying to procure sex from three individuals claiming to be underage online. One of these was an undercover officer who had been messaging the ex-priest through Telegram for weeks, posing as a teen named Ben.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Freelancing in Thailand, working for ScandAsia which covered expat news about Scandinavians working and living there.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yeah when I was a kid. My dad had one.

How is social media changing news?

It's made it easier to get access certainly but it's also drawn away so much funding for publications which has hurt the media industry.