Alise McIntosh is a local journalist based in Bathurst, New South Wales. She writes for the Western Advocate and Western Magazine, covering a range of topics including local events, music, entertainment, lifestyle, and community news. Her articles provide a glimpse into the vibrant and diverse culture of Bathurst and the surrounding areas.
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Alise McIntosh's coverage is primarily focused on local events, seasonal topics, and human interest stories in the New South Wales region. Her articles cover a wide range of local subjects such as weddings, community events, restaurants, book releases, and academic achievements.
To effectively reach out to Alise with potential story ideas or expert commentary, consider offering insights related to upcoming community events or seasonal topics within the New South Wales area. Additionally, pitches centered around human interest stories featuring local individuals or businesses are likely to align well with her coverage focus.
Given her emphasis on local content and community-related themes like house & home and family & relationships make sure your pitch reflects an understanding of the unique characteristics and interests of the Bathurst area.
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By: Alise Mcintosh
The two dogs 'can grow up together which will be fantastic.'
By: Alise Mcintosh
'I meet new friends, it's a great experience to have the discos.'
By: Alise Mcintosh
Photos from the Advisory One sausage sizzles for breast cancer.
They've seen patients from Bathurst, Blayney, Orange, Millthorpe, Newbridge and all around the region in recent weeks, and they've all come in with the same symptoms.
Fifteen people across the Central West and NSW are $90,000 richer, and some might not even know it. Login or signup to continue reading
By: Rachel Chamberlain, Alise McIntosh, Alise-Mcintosh
HE has been attending Anzac Day services since he was eight years old and, on Remembrance Day each year, Bathurst's Barry Pickup has a lot to reflect on.
A quiet street in Kelso was anything but earlier this morning after a garage went up in flames. Login or signup to continue reading
It's been one year since the O'Connell Hotel reopened as the renovated and refreshed venue it is today. Login or signup to continue reading
A truck that crashed into trees and a power line along a Bathurst highway has caused carnage for the city. Login or signup to continue reading
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