Aleksandra Bliszczyk is a Deputy Editor for VICE Media, with a focus on multinational coverage, particularly in Australia and Melbourne. Her work explores a range of topics, including politics, social issues, music festivals, environmental activism, and cultural events. Her articles have also been featured in PEDESTRIAN.TV, showcasing her diverse range of interests and expertise.
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Aleksandra Bliszczyk's coverage indicates a strong focus on Australian politics, protests, and social issues. She has shown interest in government announcements and legal policy regulations related to these themes. Therefore, she may be interested in receiving pitches related to evolving political stories or protests within Australia.
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From the inner city to the suburbs, here are the best cheap eats you can find across Melbourne for under $25.
A new report from Creative Australia found 56% of music festivals in 2022-2023 made a profit, and young people are attending less.
Complaints about a lack of communication between GPs and patients are rising and one concern is online platforms using artificial intelligence.
By: Aleksandra Bliszczyk
Security guard Muhammad Taha has so far not been promised permanent residency, alongside French citizen and “bollard man”.
By: Aleksandra Bliszczyk
The Teachers and School Staff Palestine group has called for the “Anzac mythology” to be “dismantled”.
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Whether you want Sunday buffet or a quick workday feed, here are the top picks for the best lunch restaurants in Sydney’s CBD and beyond.
Oleoresin capsicum spray (also known as OC spray or pepper spray ) is commonly used by police in Australia and around the world as a “defensive” mechanism for officers. The NSW government actually calls it Oleoresin Capsicum Defensive Spray and in its police manual says it can deployed as “self-defence to assist in the restraint of a subject, or to limit a subject’s actions”.
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