Sarah Mitchell is a Senior Correspondent at Aussie Herald, where she covers international affairs, Asia-Pacific geopolitics, and Australian financial markets. Based in Sydney, her reporting spans Reserve Bank of Australia decisions, ASX earnings, trade dynamics across the Indo-Pacific, and the diplomatic relationships that shape Australia's place in the region.
Sarah started her career at a regional paper in Newcastle, covering mining communities and state politics before joining a Sydney-based financial wire service in 2014. She spent five years reporting on commodities markets, superannuation reform, and the economic implications of Australia's shifting trade partnerships with China and Southeast Asia. She joined Aussie Herald to help build a newsroom that could explain complex international stories for an Australian audience.
She has reported from the floor of the ASX, covered APEC summits, and interviewed policymakers involved in AUKUS and Quad negotiations. Her coverage of Australia's 2023 housing affordability crisis was widely cited by industry analysts.
Sarah holds a degree in International Studies from the University of Sydney. Outside the newsroom, she is a keen ocean swimmer and has completed the Bondi to Bronte swim more times than she can remember - though her colleagues suspect the number is exaggerated.
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