Billionaire Lululemon founder to divorce wife of 20 years with no prenup: report
The pair had been long-time collaborators from the company’s early stages.
Experience
Charlotte joined the nine.com.au team in 2025.
Prior to this, as a student journalist she assisted BBC News on a volunteer basis during the Mosque attacks in Ōtautahi, Christchurch. In the immediate aftermath of the event, she conducted interviews with families and witnesses from the Christchurch District Court, in addition to covering national gun reform in the weeks that followed.
She has also dipped her toe into the world of travel journalism through an international writing residency in Tokyo, Japan. During this period, she explored the arteries of the world’s most populous city – learning the language and producing specialised cultural reportage in the process.
Education
Charlotte completed her studies at the New Zealand Broadcasting School in 2023, during which she developed her passion for human interest journalism.
Charlotte is currently based in Sydney.
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