Fraud charges for billionaire philanthropist's former private secretary
Detectives claim she made 350 fraudulent purchases over a period of two years that totalled more than $1 million.
James began his career as a journalist in 2015, working for WIN News in Orange.
He joined 9News in 2017, starting off in the local Wollongong Bureau before moving to the Sydney Newsroom in 2021.
During his time with the company he has covered many major breaking news stories, including the Black Summer bushfires in 2020, the rescue of missing toddler AJ Elfalak in 2021, and the Lismore and Northern Rivers floods in 2022.
James works across a number of the network's programs including the Today Show, National Morning News and 9Sydney.
Contact James at jawilson@nine.com.au
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