Alexander Grant is a Multimedia Journalist at various outlets including PublicCEO and Wellington Times. He covers a diverse range of topics such as Rugby, Hockey, and Fitness, with a particular focus on Australian sports and the Olympics. His work has been featured in notable publications like The Grenfell Record, Pinsent Masons, and Forbes Advocate.
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Alexander Grant's coverage heavily focuses on local sports events, particularly rugby union and rugby league in the New South Wales region of Australia. If reaching out to him, consider providing updates on local sporting events, profiles of rising talents or significant team acquisitions within this specific geographic area. Additionally, news related to ongoing competitions or upcoming matches would likely capture his interest.
Given the high percentage of event coverage in his articles, pitches should emphasize timely and newsworthy aspects such as standout performances by athletes or unexpected outcomes from recent games. It could also be beneficial to offer exclusive access to interviews with players or coaches involved in these local sports events.
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By: Alexander Grant
THEY had lost the first six matches of the season and were staring down the barrel of a miserable season but now the Bathurst Panthers are bound for the Western Reserve Grade Premiership semi-finals.
By: Alexander Grant
PETER McDonald Premiership chairman Linore Zamparini believes the board will be able to "iron out a few remaining bugs" as they take on board lessons from the third edition of the Western rugby league competition.
WILL Cranston-Lown is no stranger to taking out the NBL1 East Most Valuable Player prize but he's gone a step further in 2024 by claiming the individual honour and a championship with his Maitland Mustangs squad.
By: Alexander Grant
Peter McDonald Premiership chairman Linore Zamparini believes the board will be able to "iron out a few remaining bugs" as they take on board lessons from the third edition of the Western rugby league competition.
By: Alexander Grant
EMILY Thompson and Emma White completed their number one goal at the Australian Women's Field Country Championships when they helped guide New South Wales to a long awaited gold medal at Goulburn.
By: Alexander Grant
Orange basketball player Matt Gray has helped Maitland Mustangs to a first NBL1 championship with a little help from a former Bathurst Gold miners teammate.
By: Alexander Grant
The club has a presence in three junior deciders at George Park.
THE Branda brothers have fulfilled a goal of playing a Peter McDonald Premiership senior finals match for St Pat's alongside each other.
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