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Award-winning Investigative Journalist at CHOICE. Fed Council of MEAA. Melbourne via Malaysia. Ex SBS, ABC, Al Jazeera. Views own. Tips to [email protected]

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Joined July 2013
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@JarniBlakkarly
Jarni Blakkarly
5 months
The place where a tube of toothpaste costs a day's salary https://t.co/3yaw9Vz5xM
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@JarniBlakkarly
Jarni Blakkarly
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Super cool to be in KL for Global Investigative Journalism Conference 2025. Looking forward to spending four incredible days with over 1500 journalists & investigative reporters from all around the world learning skills, networking & sharing ideas to hold power to account #GIJC25
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@JarniBlakkarly
Jarni Blakkarly
7 days
"I wanted a nice smile for 30 years and now that dream has been taken away from me," Calls for stronger consumer protections after a dentist's death leaves patients out of pocket. My latest for CHOICE https://t.co/rISp9DGwZe
choice.com.au
Calls for stronger consumer protections after a dentist's death leaves patients out of pocket.
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@joshparish_
Josh Parish
24 days
"Tickets to the World Cup can only be resold through FIFA's official website, and the body itself is set to profit massively off the scalping of tickets by charging both the seller a 15% fee and the buyer another 15% fee, effectively making $30 off every $100 of tickets sold."
@JarniBlakkarly
Jarni Blakkarly
24 days
World Cup ticket scandal: FIFA-sanctioned scalping sees prices soar past $35,000 Fans and industry experts call out FIFA's fees on uncapped ticket resales for the 2026 tournament. My latest article for CHOICE https://t.co/22Fle8pXM8
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@JarniBlakkarly
Jarni Blakkarly
24 days
World Cup ticket scandal: FIFA-sanctioned scalping sees prices soar past $35,000 Fans and industry experts call out FIFA's fees on uncapped ticket resales for the 2026 tournament. My latest article for CHOICE https://t.co/22Fle8pXM8
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@JarniBlakkarly
Jarni Blakkarly
28 days
Love Joy Division’s music, but when you learn that Ian Curtis voted for Margaret Thatcher suddenly Albo’s shirt choice makes sense
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@JarniBlakkarly
Jarni Blakkarly
1 month
If Pauline is so concerned about families sleeping in cars maybe she could call on the PM to build more public housing, or fund more homeless support services, or raise JobSeeker. But no, she wants Albo to start deporting the tiny cohort of Palestinian refugees. Despicable
@PaulineHansonOz
Pauline Hanson 🇦🇺
1 month
Today, I’ve written to the Prime Minister to demand an immediate halt to new 786 visas for Palestinians and to begin the return of those here temporarily, now that the war in Gaza has ended. The conflict is over. Rebuilding has begun. That means it’s time for those who have been
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Jarni Blakkarly
1 month
Great to be at the @theinforights event on Freedom for the Press. Proud to be in the room alongside so many backers of a free media in Australia, including those supporting @MaryKostakidis in her battle with the Zionist Federation of Australia
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@JarniBlakkarly
Jarni Blakkarly
1 month
The day the last bank left town Like many communities around the country, the Victorian town of Yarram is reeling from the closure of their last bank https://t.co/Vgpj3ulKVI
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Like many communities around the country, the Victorian town of Yarram is reeling from the closure of their last bank.
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@JarniBlakkarly
Jarni Blakkarly
2 months
Labubu warning: Why counterfeit toys could be putting young kids at risk Was great to support Melbourne University journalism cadet @ashleighwyss to do this investigation for CHOICE https://t.co/MxhsJD8JSc
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@JarniBlakkarly
Jarni Blakkarly
2 months
There is now significant pressure on corrections authorities to test the water in their prisons to ensure that safe drinking water is being provided to people in custody – a basic human right under international law
abouttime.org.au
While access to clean drinking water is a basic human right for people in prison, there have been a number of recent reports of dirty and metallic-tasting drinking water in prisons around the...
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@JarniBlakkarly
Jarni Blakkarly
2 months
It's hard to imagine that it was over three years ago when CHOICE exclusively exposed Kmart, Bunnings and The Good Guys for using creepy and invasive facial recognition technology on their customers without their knowledge or consent. Today full circle -
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A three year long investigation by the Privacy Commissioner has confirmed what CHOICE suspected
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@JarniBlakkarly
Jarni Blakkarly
2 months
Jordan overdrew her account to flee family violence, CommBank won't stop charging her fees https://t.co/HuZJBBtNNA
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@JarniBlakkarly
Jarni Blakkarly
3 months
For those who have been following, I have been in a mammoth David vs Goliath battle against Consumer Affairs Victoria over a routine Freedom of Information request I sent in 2023. And it is over. I won! https://t.co/EjGWKhLc3L
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How our journalist's simple request for a document became a 21-month battle of stubborn wills.
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@JarniBlakkarly
Jarni Blakkarly
3 months
How many times will Viagogo breach ticket scalping laws while regulators around the country look the other way? There are state-based laws in place and big fines on offer, but zero enforcement. It takes 10 seconds of Googling to find dozens of examples of the law being breached.
@JarniBlakkarly
Jarni Blakkarly
3 months
Adelaide Crows fans beware! Viagogo hosting ads for illegally inflated tix to the Collingwood game. Tix originally $105 being sold for up to $520. Penalties for breaching 10% mark up laws in SA are up to $20,000 for individuals or $100,000 for a company...but requires enforcement
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@JarniBlakkarly
Jarni Blakkarly
3 months
Adelaide Crows fans beware! Viagogo hosting ads for illegally inflated tix to the Collingwood game. Tix originally $105 being sold for up to $520. Penalties for breaching 10% mark up laws in SA are up to $20,000 for individuals or $100,000 for a company...but requires enforcement
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@JarniBlakkarly
Jarni Blakkarly
3 months
At what cost? Cashless society risks leaving some out in the cold - https://t.co/NpT8BHg23r
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@JarniBlakkarly
Jarni Blakkarly
3 months
I'm sorry, but what in the hell is this sentence doing in your article @GuardianAus??? Stigmatising the man in an article about stigma
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@JarniBlakkarly
Jarni Blakkarly
3 months
Solar panel company facing mounting allegations of misconduct. Invincible Energy was removed from a government rebate scheme, but allegedly continued to tell customers that the rebate would be available - my latest investigation https://t.co/gaYNDyusFU
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Jarni Blakkarly
3 months
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@JarniBlakkarly
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3 months
After Ultra Violette attacked CHOICE's testing methodology and slung unfounded claims of bias, look who turned out to be on the money??? UPDATE: Ultra Violette has announced it's removing its Lean Screen product from shelves.-
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choice.com.au
One SPF 50+ sunscreen came in with a result of 4.
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