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Stephen Hutcheon

Sydney
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Journalist. Ex-ABC. Ex-SMH.
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How vaping will make you free

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By Ariel Bogle Verified, Stephen Hutcheon, Benjamin Sveen, Michael Workman, Ingrid Wagner, Leila Shunnar, Andrei Shabunov, Ali Russell, Alice Brennan Verified
| Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Verified
Alice Brennan: Hey there, Alice Brennan here -- and welcome to Background Briefing. Ariel Bogle: Is there a flavour that's kind of like a white whale, impossible to master? Paul Blamire: You mean the Holy Grail? Ariel Bogle: Yeah. Paul Blamire: Yep. Sure is, tiramisu. Impossible to do because of the layers right now. Ariel Bogle: Ahh. Paul Blamire: How are you gonna get the coffee soaked cake, the liqueurs in layers, to sit the way you want it to sit?
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Mapping Queen Elizabeth II's funeral procession from Buckingham Palace to Windsor Castle

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By Stephen Hutcheon, Mark Doman Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Pomp, circumstance and tradition will feature extensively in the formalities to be held in the following days as final preparations are made for the state funeral of the late Queen Elizabeth II. After arriving in London from Edinburgh on Tuesday evening on a Royal Air Force aircraft, the oak wood coffin carrying the body of the monarch was transported by hearse to Buckingham Palace in central London.
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'Skulduggery is everywhere': How politicians use 'drops' to manage the media and massage the message Original

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By Stephen Hutcheon
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
In the trade, they're known as "drops". These are strategically timed releases of information given to selected journalists by politicians or their proxies from all jurisdictions, which are designed to generate advantageous coverage. Unlike leaks and acts of whistleblowing, which are often motivated by a loftier moral purpose, drops are mainly about political point-scoring.
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