Country: Australia
Deborah Cassrels is an Australian journalist with more than 40 years of experience. She was based in Bali for over a decade, as a foreign correspondent for The Australian. Throughout her career, she has worked in newspapers in both Australia and Indonesia and was nominated for a Walkley Award in 2016 for her work on terrorism in Indonesia. Her debut book, Gods and Demons (2020), is about her journalism in Indonesia.
Deborah Cassrels adalah jurnalis Australia dengan pengalaman lebih dari 40 tahun. Ia berbasis di Bali selama lebih dari satu dekade, sebagai koresponden asing untuk The Australian. Sepanjang karirnya ia telah bekerja di surat kabar baik di Australia dan Indonesia, dan dinominasikan untuk Walkley Award pada tahun 2016 untuk karyanya tentang terorisme di Indonesia. Buku debutnya, Gods and Demons (2020) adalah jurnalismenya di Indonesia.
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