Allanah Sciberras is a Digital News Producer at AAP Newswire. With a background in crime reporting and a keen interest in topics such as youth crime, social justice, and politics, she has covered significant events including the Black Summer Bushfires and the COVID-19 pandemic. Allanah's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Bendigo Advertiser, Nine Digital, and The Australian Financial Review.
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Allanah Sciberras predominantly covers breaking news and evolving stories, with a focus on crime-related incidents in Australia. She may be receptive to sources who can provide expert insights or commentary related to criminal activities, emergency situations, police investigations, and natural disasters within the Australian context.
Given her coverage of scams and business-related topics as well as government announcements, she may also consider pitches that offer expert analysis on financial fraud or trends impacting businesses in Australia. Additionally, considering her articles about animal rescue efforts and medical procedures might mean she is open to pieces discussing these areas from an innovative angle relevant to her audience.
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A young man was 'running an empire' from his family home, police allege.
The night before a big exam, 16-year-old Sam struck up a conversation with Jessica, a girl he had come to know for her flirty content on Instagram.
A young man was 'running an empire' from his family home, police allege.
By: Allanah Sciberras, Nick Wilson
A young man who allegedly tasked offenders behind a number of high-profile attacks at hospitality venues has been hit with a swag of charges.
Allanah Sciberras and Nick Wilson A young man who allegedly tasked offenders behind a number of high-profile attacks at hospitality venues has been hit with a swag of charges.
By: Nick Wilson, Allanah Sciberras
A young man who allegedly tasked offenders behind a number of high-profile attacks at hospitality venues has faced court.
By: Nick Wilson, Allanah Sciberras
Jesse Hadchiti, 20, was arrested at his home in Essendon, in Melbourne's northwest, on Tuesday in connection with the city tobacco fire-bombings.
By: Allanah Sciberras, Nick Wilson
Allanah Sciberras and Nick Wilson For Australian Associated Press Jesse Hadchiti was arrested on Tuesday He is accused of running a syndicate
A regional council has been effectively shut down after multiple councillors were served with criminal charges brought by a private businessman.
By: Allanah Sciberras, Nick Wilson
Hepburn Shire Council, which covers Clunes and Daylesford, has been hobbled by private legal action. -AAP Image
