Adrian Black is a journalist specializing in finance and economics. He has written for various publications including The West Australian, The Sydney Morning Herald, and The Australian Financial Review. Adrian's articles cover a wide range of topics, from retail and technology to market trends and economic indicators.
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Adrian Black's articles predominantly cover finance, economy, real estate industry, and energy topics within the national (Australia) context. His coverage heavily relies on data citations and press releases.
Given his focus on economic indicators, stock market movements, and company acquisitions in Australia, it would be beneficial to reach out with pitches related to exclusive financial data analysis or insights from reputable sources within the Australian finance industry. Additionally, if you have expert commentary regarding significant shifts in the Australian stock market or real estate sector backed by credible data or analysis of economic indicators specific to Australia, this could be of interest.
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A Victorian electricity distributor has been fined more than $2 million for failing to maintain vegetation under its...
Electricity distributor Powercor will pay $2.1 million for failing to inspect and trim vegetation growing around thousands of its powerlines, eventually causing a bushfire.
A breeding program has returned an endangered rodent to a botanic garden where it has not been sighted for 48 years.
Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan has condemned the defacement of Chinese artefacts in her home constituency as "senseless and disgraceful".
By: Adrian Black, Makayla Muscat
Police are investigating after two people damaged $100,000 worth of paintings and statues at Bendigo's Golden Dragon Museum, in regional Victoria, on Sunday afternoon.
An endangered glider found dead near a fire break has reignited a conservation debate a year after a ban on native logging was announced.
An endangered glider found dead near a fire break has reignited a conservation debate a year after a ban on native logging was announced.
By: Adrian Black, Rachael Ward
Victorian nurses have closed one in four hospital beds, forcing some surgeries to be cancelled, as they continue to negotiate for for better pay and conditions.
Victorian nurses have reopened hospital beds after their union reached an in-principle agreement with the state government over a new pay deal.
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