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Alex Mann

Alex Mann

Investigative Journalist at ABC Background Briefing

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Location
Australia
Languages
  • English
Covering topics
  • Investigative Reporting

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Recent Articles

abc.net.au

Unmasking one of Australia's most shocking far-right trolls

Thousands followed Catboy Kami’s videos where he targeted children online with racist, shock tactics. With his notoriety he’s become a useful tool in the expansion of an extreme social movement, and now for the first time the ABC reveals his true identity.
over 4 years ago
abc.net.au

Far-right group planned 'little pioneer Europa' in small town, form...

A former New Guard insider details how Australian far-right organisations methodically identify, radicalise and recruit young people.
over 4 years ago
abc.net.au

A white supremacy group tried to recruit Australian men. They had n...

Hours of covert recordings detail how an American white supremacist organisation “prepping” to incite a race war tried to enlist young Australian men.
over 4 years ago
abc.net.au

Three sisters, 10 children and all of them could be evicted under a...

When the virus failed to gain a foothold in WA, the State Government wound back its response. It has stopped looking for emergency COVID-19 accommodation in places like hotels for people like Neville Riley.
about 5 years ago
abc.net.au

'It was obvious the man was interested … and I wasn't': What happen...

A pioneering feminist trying to change things from the inside, Elizabeth Reid was subjected to the very behaviour she was fighting against — including an unwanted sexual advance from the governor-general.
almost 6 years ago
abc.net.au

'I can't believe this is so rigged!': In the Uluru Camel Cup, one m...

As the dust settles over the outcome of the controversial running of the iconic race, questions remain over exactly what happened, and who benefitted.
over 6 years ago
abc.net.au

'Emperor Cottrell': Accused Christchurch shooter had celebrated ris...

The ABC’s Background Briefing uncovers an archive of comments from Brenton Tarrant, where he praised the Australian far-right leader and referred to him as “Emperor” three years before the deadly attack.
over 6 years ago
abc.net.au

Mass resignation of Young Nationals after alt-right push exposed

At least 15 members of the NSW Young Nationals resign following an investigation by the ABC's Background Briefing program into an alt-right push inside the party.
about 7 years ago
abc.net.au

Australia's alt-right plans to shake up mainstream politics, manife...

The ABC has uncovered a covert plot by Australia’s alt-right movement to join major political parties and influence their policy agendas from within.
about 7 years ago
abc.net.au

Former Liberal Party treasurer tells Abbott to quit politics for th...

Michael Yabsley says Mr Abbott has been stirring the pot ever since the end of his prime ministership.
over 7 years ago
abc.net.au

The plummeting value of taxi licences is destroying lives and livel...

The arrival of ride-sharing apps like Uber and the subsequent deregulation of the taxi industry have rendered a once lucrative investment all but worthless, and the rise of Uber is only half the story.
over 7 years ago
abc.net.au

'It was like a zoo': The cost of making a complaint in the police f...

Police forces around Australia have a problem with sexism and homophobia, a number of officers subjected to sexual harassment and discrimination say, and it does not seem to be going away any time soon.
almost 8 years ago
abc.net.au

Why do people light bushfires? A convicted arsonist explains

Convicted arsonist Dave explains what went through his mind on the day he lit a fire on the outskirts of Melbourne.
about 8 years ago
abc.net.au

Australian jails face elderly sex offender crisis

Australia’s prisons are struggling to deal with increasing numbers of older sexual offenders, and aged care facilities want nothing to do with them when they’re released.
about 8 years ago
abc.net.au

Australian jails face elderly sex offender crisis

Australia's prisons are struggling to deal with increasing numbers of older sexual offenders, and aged care facilities want nothing to do with them when they're released.
about 8 years ago
abc.net.au

Man faces deportation after two months with Comancheros

A man who spent two months as a member of an outlaw bikie gang is facing deportation back to the UK, where he has not been since he was two.
almost 9 years ago
abc.net.au

'I just help people': Cannabis oil producer speaks out

Mark Rayner is part of the thriving nationwide medicinal cannabis underground which is flouting the law, daring police to lay charges.
almost 9 years ago
abc.net.au

Fight for compensation over land Aboriginal war veteran was refused

An Aboriginal man whose father served in both world wars is suing the Victorian Government for millions of dollars in compensation, alleging his father’s historical request for a soldier settlement block was knocked back on the grounds of race.
almost 9 years ago
abc.net.au

NBA scouts circle Adelaide 36ers' Texan teen

Terrance Ferguson, one of the most sought-after basketballers in the world, is the first NBA draft prospect to prefer the Australian league for the high-profile US college league which he believes "uses you".
almost 9 years ago
abc.net.au

Australian man Damian Berg cleared by CCTV footage after being 'fra...

Damian Berg thought he was going to be shot in the street when he was arrested by Philippines police for allegedly dealing drugs in June, but he was exonerated by CCTV footage less than three months later.
about 9 years ago
abc.net.au

Aboriginal man's story of Maralinga nuclear bomb survival told with...

Nyarri Morgan’s first contact with whites came when he witnessed a nuclear bomb explosion at the British testing site at Maralinga, South Australia. In an unlikely collision of cultures, state-of-the-art 3D film technology is bringing his story to life.
about 9 years ago