Dannielle Maguire is a journalist for ABC News Digital's National Commissioning Reporting Team.
She specialises in writing explainers; unpacking what's making news in a digestible, informative and occasionally entertaining format.
She covers just about anything, including breaking news, politics, social media trends and red carpet frivolity.
Footage of mass protests in Europe has been flooding newsfeeds for weeks, with demonstrators taking to the streets across the continent.
Independent MP Helen Haines remains in a critical condition in a Melbourne hospital, more than two days after she was struck by a car outside her electorate office in Victoria's north-east. Follow updates in our live blog.
The independent MP was critically injured in an incident outside her regional Victorian office that Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is describing as a "deliberate act".
Experts say the incident demonstrates a shift in the cybersecurity threat landscape.
US President Donald Trump says his deal with Russia will drive down the cost of fuel but experts say its effect will be minimal.
Some businesses are offering customer discounts for the use of cash after the Reserve Bank of Australia banned card surcharges. But it's unlikely to return cash to the preferred type of payment.
Researchers at Monash University release a report exploring what Australians want from our homes in the future.
Many Australians will enjoy a long weekend this weekend, but half the country will miss out on a public holiday.
This weekend, many Australians will experience a time warp, with their clocks jumping forward by an hour on Sunday morning.
People who plan to file their tax returns themselves have until October 31 to get their paperwork in.
Each year, people around the world vote for their favourite bear in Alaska's Katmai National Park as the fuzzy fellows bulk up for winter hibernation.
Australia's three main time zones are about to expand to five, but depending on where you are in the country, there are a few other clock changes to be mindful of.
Patrick Clancy has given his first public interview since a mistrial was declared in his former wife's highly-publicised murder proceedings.
The subject of the controversy may be extremely complex, but experts say it boils down to simple issues of trust and ethics.
Nathan Fielder's surprise new film about the disgraced startup founder has got people talking thanks to one "scary" interaction.
Indonesian volcano Mount Anak Krakatau has spewed clouds of ash over parts of the island nation.
The US launched a barrage of air strikes against Iran on Tuesday, local time, prompting Iranian retaliation against American targets in Gulf states.
Industry groups say the move to facial scans in supermarkets is about safety, but analysts say that once the technology is installed, its "scope creep" paves the way for options like discriminatory pricing.
Rescue operations have resumed in Nepal and Tibet amid flood risk.
While security cameras are a regular feature in many supermarkets, new technology could change the face of how businesses monitor customers.
The technology captures the faces of customers and matches their features against databases to identify repeat violent offenders.
Puerto Rican boxer Prichard Colón was just 23 years old when his life changed forever.
The census is compulsory and you can be fined if you refuse to complete it. But the Australian Bureau of Statistics will give you a friendly reminder before taking legal action.
Census 2026 is here. This is the lowdown on how it works and whether there is a fine for not completing the form.
Three weeks ago, Origin Energy announced that 900,000 current and former customers had their personal data accessed. What have we learnt about our data safety online since?