Alison Foletta is a journalist at various publications including the Bendigo Advertiser and The Examiner Newspaper Pty. Ltd. She specializes in topics related to cars, trucks, and lorries, providing insightful coverage and analysis in the automotive sector. Alison's work has been featured in multiple outlets, including The Advocate (Tasmania) and The Mercury Newspaper.
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Ballarat, Australia (Local)
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Alison's reporting predominantly focuses on local news in the Ballarat region, with a particular emphasis on government announcements and evolving stories. She often covers topics such as real estate, community events, infrastructure updates, and weather.
Given this focus, individuals or organizations directly involved in local government initiatives or those coordinating community events in the Ballarat area could effectively pitch story ideas to Alison. Additionally, experts within the fields of real estate and urban planning may find success pitching insights related to local construction projects and property developments.
Considering her coverage attributes show an interest in evolving stories and government announcements at 42%, she would likely be receptive to pitches that provide inside perspectives on upcoming changes or significant updates within these areas.
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By: Cas Garvey, Alison Foletta
Tasmanian mayors and councillors say a government push to cut the number of elected representatives across the state would leave communities with fewer voices at the table, while sparking fresh calls for our 29 councils to be amalgamated.
Northern Tasmania’s biggest music festival has revealed its epic line-up ahead of its February 2026 event, with organisers promising it’s “one for the history books”.
By: Nick Clark, Alison Foletta, Cas Garvey
Sunday, December 7: The Dolphin Sands bushfire has been contained by firefighters after rainfall overnight eased conditions.
