Money Diaries Editor - Refinery29 Australia
Alexandra Koster is the Money Diaries Editor for Refinery29 Australia. With a focus on multinational content, Alexandra covers a range of topics including lifestyle, entertainment, and pop culture. Her work has also been featured in PEDESTRIAN.TV, showcasing her expertise in the Australian media landscape.
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Alexandra Koster's coverage predominantly focuses on entertainment news, particularly reality TV shows like Love Island and The Bachelor. She might be open to pitches that provide insights into the behind-the-scenes aspects of these shows or interviews with contestants.
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This is what you should (and shouldn't do) at your work Christmas party. When December comes around, it's hard not to let the silly season get the best of you.
More than a quarter of Australians will get a Christmas present they'll never use or wear. It's part of a bigger waste problem around the festive season.
The Israeli prime minister claimed Australia's decision to vote for a UN resolution demanding the end of Israel's "unlawful presence" in the occupied Palestinian territories was one of the reasons the synagogue was targeted.
By: Amy Hall, Alexandra Koster
Pro-Palestinian groups have taken issue with the Israeli prime minister linking a suspected arson attack on a synagogue to Australia's support of a UN resolution demanding Israel end its "unlawful presence" in the occupied Palestinian territories.
A motion to ban police marching in the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras parade has been voted down, but advocates for a ban say it's only a matter of time until they win.
By: Amy Hall
A senior Labor minister has taken issue with the Israeli prime minister linking a suspected arson attack on a synagogue to Australia's support of
Loud as aeroplanes and the sound of summer, the buzz of cicadas are part of the Australian summer. But they're louder than usual this year.
The Geminids are one of Australia's top annual meteor showers. But while the moon might dampen this year's shower, there are a few hours when you can experience its brilliance.
By: Alexandra Koster
It causes 95 per cent of all skin cancers — and we can't even see it.
Millions follow Bender, who many know as Huh Cat, who's starred on Russian billboards. The 13kg feline might be one of the world's most famous cats — and SBS News went to meet him at his home in Melbourne.
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