Angus Holland

melbourne, victoria, australia

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* Currently senior writer with the premium content team. Previously, chief editorial writer, Managing Editor, Opinion Editor, Digital Content Development Editor and editor of the award-winning monthly glossy the Melbourne Magazine. Co-author of the bestselling 100 Great Businesses and the Minds Behind Them (Random House). * Degree in Journalism from RMIT.

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Traffic jams: Why do they happen and is there a solution to them

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. It’s December 23, 1951, and Sydney is experiencing one of the worst traffic jams in the history of the motor car. Thousands of vehicles are going nowhere across three kilometres of Epping Hig... See more

theage.com.au•Angus Holland•Dec 20, 2025

Topic | Venezeula crisis | The Age

Venezuela crisis - Breaking USA US seizes oil tanker off coast of Venezuela President Donald Trump says the US has taken over a “very large” oil tanker in the latest move to increase pressure on Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. - Aamer Madhani and Kon... See more

theage.com.au•Angus Holland•Dec 10, 2025

An ousted leader, a Nobel laureate at the helm: How Bangladesh plans to rebuild itself

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. As an angry mob bore down on the palatial official residence of Bangladeshi prime minister Sheikh Hasina, it suddenly became decision time. Should she stay, hoping to negotiate her way out of... See more

theage.com.au•Angus Holland•Nov 29, 2025

An ousted leader, a Nobel laureate at the helm: How Bangladesh plans to rebuild itself

Save Log in , register or subscribe to save articles for later. Save articles for later Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Got it Normal text size Larger text size Very large text size As an angry mob bore down on the palatial... See more

smh.com.au•Angus Holland•Nov 29, 2025

Born to be a little wild, but no rebel without a cause: Inside the world of Japan's first female PM

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Sanae Takaichi had been Japan’s first female prime minister for barely a week when she faced her first trial by fire: a state visit from a possibly cantankerous US President Donald Trump . Th... See more

theage.com.au•Angus Holland•Nov 15, 2025

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Bachelor Of Arts, History, Journalism at Rmit UniversityGraduated: 1990

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Traffic jams: Why do they happen and is there a solution to them

Topic | Venezeula crisis | The Age

An ousted leader, a Nobel laureate at the helm: How Bangladesh plans to rebuild itself

An ousted leader, a Nobel laureate at the helm: How Bangladesh plans to rebuild itself

Born to be a little wild, but no rebel without a cause: Inside the world of Japan's first female PM

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Traffic jams: Why do they happen and is there a solution to them

Topic | Venezeula crisis | The Age

An ousted leader, a Nobel laureate at the helm: How Bangladesh plans to rebuild itself

An ousted leader, a Nobel laureate at the helm: How Bangladesh plans to rebuild itself

Born to be a little wild, but no rebel without a cause: Inside the world of Japan's first female PM