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Sarah McVeigh

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As seen in: Schwartz, ABC News (Australia), ABC Radio Australia, Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), Hack, Triple j, New York Magazine, The Cut, RealClear Markets
Currently: @7ampodcast Before: Resistance & The Cut On Tuesdays at Gimlet + How Do You Sleep At Night? & Hack at ABC, Triple J.
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Fred Leone went looking for his mother's lost family history. He discovered he was a descendent of an Aboriginal warrior

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By Boe Spearim, Sarah McVeigh Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
WARNING: This story contains names and images of Indigenous people who have died, and describes settler violence in a way that could be upsetting for some people. For most of his childhood, Fred Leone knew very little about his mother's family lineage. The hip hop artist from Brisbane grew up listening to his mum and aunties sitting in the kitchen, sharing stories about their family over cups of tea. He heard a lot about his grandfather, Papa Nimrod, but there were gaps in the story.
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02 | The pokies king

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By Sarah McVeigh Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Len Ainsworth has made billions from poker machines. Find out what it took to build his empire and be there when he hears from some of the people his pokies have hurt the most.
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New York’s 20 Most-Read Stories in 2019

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By Sarah McVeigh Verified, Reeves Wiedeman Verified, Sarah Jones Verified, Allison P. Davis Verified
| New York Magazine Verified
Photo: New York Magazine With an impeachment inquiry, the start of the 2020 election, and the raiding of Area 51, keeping up with the daily fire hose of news was as disorienting as ever over the past year. It’s little wonder then that New York readers gravitated toward immersive stories that took them inside the worlds of Instagram celebrities, male fragility, and high-society preschools.
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