Adena Maier is a Web Content Editor at Time Out Group plc. She covers a diverse range of themes including arts and entertainment, science, and natural sciences, with a particular focus on topics related to Australia, music, and holidays. Adena's work has been featured in various notable publications, showcasing her expertise and passion for storytelling.
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Adena Maier's coverage predominantly focuses on entertainment and travel, with a notable emphasis on celestial events and phenomena. Her articles often feature event coverage and promotional deals.
For those looking to pitch to Adena, topics related to astronomy, celestial occurrences, or unique travel experiences would likely be of interest. Additionally, pitches involving promotions or events in the entertainment industry may also align well with her coverage focus.
Considering her frequent mentions of specific cities like Sydney and Melbourne, tailor pitches by highlighting relevant local attractions or events within these locations for increased relevance.
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By: Adena Maier
Melburnians love plant-based food, as evidenced by our city having around 130 fully vegan eateries.
By: Adena Maier
Southern Cross Station = SoCro – thoughts?
Get tickets for renowned K-Pop girl group Twice's Sydney show at Qudos Bank Arena – they're performing on May 3, 2023.
We tell you when and where you should be getting starry eyed
By: Adena Maier
Pack your bags Sydneysiders, we're off to Melbourne
We've rounded up the best spirits, cocktail kits and beer packs so that you can give the gift of a tipple this holiday season
By: Adena Maier
The biggest meteor shower of this year is coming up.
By: Liv Condous, Adena Maier, Winnie Stubbs
At its peak, you'll be able to see up to 20 meteors per hour in the night sky
By: Melissa Woodley
The Grammy Award-winning electronic trio is headed home for a major Aussie tour next year
By: Winnie Stubbs, Adena Maier
The biggest meteor shower of 2024 will see 150 meteors light up the sky every hour on Saturday, December 14
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