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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"WE'RE giving the audience what they asked for", so, what did the audience asked for? They asked for Tuff Nutterz to come to Bathurst.
AFTER running a successful business that was hidden in the Coles car park for 22 years, Karla McDiarmid has finally secured herself a slice of the streetscape.
By: Alise Mcintosh
Eglinton Public School hosted Book Week on Thursday, August 22.
EXPLORE mermaid lagoon, walk the plank as the sharks circle below, or pillage with the pirates - the possibilities are endless with Escape From Cuttlefish Cove
FOR MacKillop College students, spending the day raising money for Legacy was "quite an eye opener", after people on the streets of Bathurst stopped them to share their stories.
GROWING up as a person with autism , Lachlan Dixon wasn't sure of his place in the world. That was, until he picked up a pen and paper and began writing.
WITH 'Pay it Forward Fridays' volunteering with WIRES , and answering crisis calls with Lifeline, a local business owner has been awarded for her philanthropy.
TWO Bathurst teams have topped the fundraising dollars for the 2024 Kidney Kar Rally. Login or signup to continue reading
"I BOUGHT my first car and it didn't work, so my dad had to teach me how to fix it" and now she's part of a team that has built a car from scratch - a solar car.
By: Alise McIntosh
IT'S THE new beauty treatment that's been making a splash overseas for years, and now, the tides have finally brought it to Bathurst.
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