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Sophie Aubrey

Sophie Aubrey

City and Culture Reporter at The Sydney Morning Herald Online

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Australia
Languages
  • English
Covering topics
  • Entertainment
  • General Assignment News
  • National News
  • Regional News
  • City News

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Recent Articles

smh.com.au

Australia finishes with lowest medal ranking in 36 years after ‘funding neglect’

Paralympics Australia chef de mission Kate McLoughlin said the medal table didn’t tell the story of the many achievements, but she had long been warning that years of neglected government funding would result in a worse ranking.
4 months ago
smh.com.au

Murky dam to silver lining: Woolies ad swimmer scoops medal after ‘...

Col Pearse, who shot to fame when his story was told in a Woolworths ad, is the first to admit it had been a tough few days, but he has now bounced back to seize silver in the last swimming session of the Paralympics.
4 months ago
smh.com.au

How motherhood propelled Vanessa Low to win her third gold medal

The long jumper defended her Paralympic title by smashing her own world record on her first jump in Paris, two years after having her first baby.
4 months ago
smh.com.au

Taylor felt rejected by the music industry, now she’s facing a diff...

The 26-year-old has 4 per cent vision, and she said her dreams of working in music were shattered when she was made to feel unwelcome because of her disability. She found the complete opposite in judo.
4 months ago
smh.com.au

A tale of revenge: Lauren Parker braves ‘horrific pain’ to win tria...

After a delayed start due to water contamination, the Australian triathlete led the charge in the Seine River and down the Champs-Elysees.
4 months ago
smh.com.au

When a mine blast took his legs, Curtis McGrath foretold his Paraly...

It’s a big year for McGrath, who welcomed his first child a month ago and is now fighting to become a five-time Paralympic gold medallist. Here are 10 Paralympians to watch in Paris.
4 months ago
smh.com.au

Uber is winning the rideshare war, but our addiction to the app may...

Despite years of controversy and frustration, Australians can’t seem to get enough of Uber. Transport industry insiders and competition experts warn consumers will be left paying the price.
8 months ago
smh.com.au

Is the fate of Australia Day heading only in one direction?

While a majority wants to continue to celebrate, more people are ignoring the public holiday over brandishing an Australian flag. Now, it seems the nation is approaching a tipping point.
almost 2 years ago
smh.com.au

Cutting down trees for high-rise buildings? How can that be environ...

The push for mass timber buildings may appear counterintuitive. But the benefits come down to the evolving nature of Australia’s timber industry and timber’s way of locking up carbon.
almost 2 years ago
smh.com.au

Why some landlords are renting out their properties below the marke...

As the rental crisis continues to bite, with soaring rents and limited vacancy, a rare group of property investors is choosing to receive less income from their tenants.
about 2 years ago
smh.com.au

How can you tell if you’re having a heart attack?

One in every 25 deaths in Australia is from heart attack. More than half will be sudden. What are the signs?
over 2 years ago