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Jeremy Fernandez

Jeremy Fernandez

Anchor at ABC News (Australia)

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  • English
Covering topics
  • National News
  • Regional News
  • News

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102yo WWII veteran reflects on his 'marvellous' return home

A World War II bomber pilot from Sydney reflects on his teary reunion with his mother, the Normandy landing and life after the war for Anzac Day 2025.
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What Sam Kerr's trial was all about

Sam Kerr has been found not guilty of racially harassing a police officer and Jules and Jez are wondering how we decide if "white" is a racial slur. And Donald Trump has pulled funding from USAID, so what does that mean for global aid and for the US' position in the world. SHOW NOTES I was a London judge. Sam Kerr’s case should never have gone to trial https://www.smh.com.au/world/europe/i-was-a-london-judge-sam-kerr-s-case-should-never-have-gone-to-trial-20250210-p5lb1e.html US Soft Power took decades to build. Trump is dismantling it in weeks https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2025/02/03/donald-trump-tariffs-canada-mexico-soft-power/ Jez Pick https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-02-11/hiv-campaigner-david-polson-qtopia-dies/104922742 Jules Pick https://www.esquire.com/style/mens-fashion/g63725350/best-dressed-men-celebrities-super-bowl-2025/
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Beyond the Opera House and the bridge, Sydney Harbour holds many se...

The sparkling waters hold many untold stories; from the saltwater custodians who’ve cared for this place for thousands of years to the fishermen and boatbuilders whose livelihoods depend on it.
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Zaide grew up hearing that his father was 'the worst thing you coul...

In the Church of Latter-Day Saints, Mormons are taught that same-sex attraction “is not a sin, [but] it can be a challenge”. For Brad Harker, this religious “programming” led him to marry twice and become a father to four. But on the inside, he spent years filled with darkness.
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As mandatory isolation ends, doctors still don't have a specific tr...

It’s thought about one-in-10 people with acute COVID-19 symptoms go on to develop long COVID. Right now, there are still no specific treatments.
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Experts say COVID-19 is changing our brains — here's how

That feeling of malaise you might be noticing is a sign of something very particular happening in your brain.
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World AIDS Day: How science has turned HIV into a treatable, preven...

In just half a lifetime, modern science has turned HIV, one of the most fearsome diseases in human history, into a treatable, preventable condition.
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Sydney homebuyers prepare for spring auction frenzy

The focus on Sydney’s housing market is set to hit overdrive this weekend as the first spring auctions take place.
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VIDEO: Jeremy Fernandez explains the significance of AE1, Australia...

The AE1 disappeared while on patrol with the destroyer HMAS Parramatta during World War I.
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My Rosa Parks moment in Sydney 2013

I have just had what I like to think of as my own Rosa Parks moment on a Sydney bus travelling through the inner-west from Marrickville to Stanmore. It culminated in a woman, in the presence of her two school-aged kids, calling me a “black c***”. She told me to go back to my “own country”, and threatened to drag me off the bus as she raised her fist to my face. I thought to myself, “What would Rosa Parks do?” She would stay put. So I did, especially since it is 2013.