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Kylie Morris

Kylie returned to Newcastle in 2019, after reporting for the BBC and Channel Four News UK in London, Gaza, Afghanistan, Bangkok and Washington. She is currently the gendered violence writer…

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Kylie Morris is currently a gendered violence writer for the women’s online magazine, Primer.com.au, where she reports stories connected to domestic and family violence. She has lived with her two teenagers, and husband, Bharat Nalluri, in Newcastle since 2019. Before returning home, she was a foreign correspondent for the BBC and Channel Four News UK in London, Gaza, Afghanistan, Bangkok and Washington. She was raised in Maitland and studied at the University of Newcastle University. Her first full-time job as a journalist was in the ABC Newcastle newsroom.
Kylie likes listening to the radio, reading anything by Charlotte Wood, and exploring ways to burn dinner in her new oven.
She contributed to the book Through Her Eyes: Australia’s Women Correspondents from Hiroshima to Ukraine, edited by Trevor Watson and Melissa Roberts

Kylie Morris

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