Margaret Gordon
Margaret Gordon is an Audio Video Producer at The Age
Why a thirsty koala isn’t the feel-good story it seems
No matter how much we love them, the simple fact is: if koalas can’t climb trees, grab leaves and drink unaided, they won’t survive.
- Margaret Gordon
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One question vets have to answer when fighting to save koalas
For bushfire-affected koalas, the prognosis is often bad. The vet team at Wildlife Victoria treat burnt koalas with the best care possible.
- Margaret Gordon
An MRI could help convict family violence perpetrators, like Stacey's
After suffering horrifying violence at the hands of her former partner, Stacey is determined to show a path for other survivors to speak, and to convict their abusers.
- Margaret Gordon
Stealth drones and massive blowtorches: How the US mission to capture Maduro unfolded
US forces spent months rehearsing operations against Venezuela, mapping every move of Nicolás Maduro, including his safe house.
- Angus Delaney, Margaret Gordon and Aresna Villanueva
Childcare regulator failed to act after little girl's sexual abuse
A woman whose husband raped a little girl in her care did not lose her working with children’s check and most parents were not alerted to the horrific abuse.
- Margaret Gordon and Pablo Barnes
What is Victoria’s treaty with First Nations people?
Victoria is the first state in Australia to legislate a treaty with Indigenous people. We explain how we got here and what the treaty will mean in practice.
- Margaret Gordon and Jack Latimore
Epic traffic queue in Thornhill Park
A snap four-month road closure in Thornhill Park has created huge traffic delays, adding an estimated 20 minutes travel time to the train station.
- Adam Carey and Margaret Gordon
A collection of memorable moments from Q&A over the years
Thrown shoes, a collapse and a leather jacket are all among moments that the long-running ABC current affairs show Q&A will be remembered for.
- Margaret Gordon
This tiny sugar glider needs help, but carers are stretched to breaking point
Wildlife rescuers have fielded almost a call a minute, and some services are reducing their hours, as demand soars for help for injured wildlife.
- Bianca Hall and Margaret Gordon
- Opinion
- Breast cancer
I was diagnosed with breast cancer. I’m glad it wasn’t long COVID
I’ve always enjoyed being social and have often had too many drinks. Did I regret it? No. When you have cancer, it’s a bit too late to worry.
- Margaret Gordon