Amanda Meade is a media correspondent for The Guardian Australia. She covers a wide range of topics in the media industry, including defamation trials, high-profile cases, and political events. Her work has also been featured in Yahoo News UK, Yahoo Sports UK, Yahoo Sports Canada, and Cigalah Group.
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Amanda Meade’s coverage predominantly focuses on evolving stories and legal policy regulation, particularly related to sexual assault, defamation trials, and court proceedings. Her work also delves into government announcements in the context of entertainment news and politics.
Given her focus on these specific topics, Amanda may be interested in sources who can provide insights or expert commentary on legal aspects of high-profile cases involving sexual assault or defamation trials. Additionally, individuals with expertise in government and politics as it intersects with entertainment news would likely capture her attention.
Considering the sensitive nature of the topics she covers, experts should approach outreach with a profound understanding of trauma-informed communication and an emphasis on empathy when discussing such matters.
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By: Amanda Meade
Network Ten has rejected an allegation by Bruce Lehrmann that it employed “bullying tactics” by insisting the Centrelink recipient pay a $200,000 security ahead of any appeal.
By: Amanda Meade
Federal court hears Lehrmann cannot pay security bond for appeal as his only shot at making money could be going on OnlyFans
By: Amanda Meade
George Negus, who became a household name for his reporting on Nine's ground-breaking 60 Minutes program in the 1970s and 1980s, has died aged 82.
By: Amanda Meade
Nine board has apologised and committed to implementing all recommendations for a ‘reset of culture’
Remarkably frank independent report paints Nine’s broadcast division as a workplace in which sexual harassment, bullying and abuse of power is systemic
Almost 20 years ago, a Channel Nine correspondent, Christine Spiteri, alleged the news director told women that “to make it in this industry, you
By: Amanda Meade
Daily Telegraph talks up chances Charles will attend the Everest. Plus: ABC splashes cash on redesign
By: Amanda Meade
Sources say ‘a lot of complaints’ about individuals are being investigated and if upheld people may be sacked
By: Amanda Meade
A text to ABC Radio from Crikey's correspondent-at-large Guy Rundle saying sexual assault complaints have gone up because “every grope is now a sexual assault” has been labelled abhorrent by his employer Private Media.
By: Amanda Meade
Exclusive: CEO Will Hayward was yet to speak to Rundle, who also made headlines this year for a column relating to Brittany Higgins’ alleged sexual assault
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