Amy Hall is a Digital Editor and Journalist with a focus on national news in Australia. She writes for Special Broadcasting Service (SBS) Australia and Her Campus FSU, covering a wide range of topics including technology, lifestyle, travel, and social issues. Her work has also been featured in BMC.
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Amy Hall's coverage spans a diverse range of topics, including health and wellbeing, travel, low-income issues, and sports. She is particularly interested in articles that cite data or cover government announcements. When pitching to her, consider providing factual data to support your pitch.
For health-related pitches, focus on relevant and accurate statistics or studies that can add depth to the story. If you are discussing travel-related topics or low-income issues such as food affordability or access to fresh produce, providing local Australian data would likely be beneficial.
Additionally, given Amy's national geographic focus on Australia and her interest in government announcements (21%), it may be effective to tie pitches into recent legislative changes or public policy developments related to the topic being pitched.
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By: Amy Hall
Colder weather can cause you to urinate more frequently. Here's everything you need to know. Winter can affect everything from your mood
By: Amy Hall
Mining giants, supermarkets and big banks are among those who made mammoth profits due to global crises, according to a new report.
By: Amy Hall
If you enjoy a good read on your daily commute, you're in luck. If you've travelled on public transport this week, you may have come across a novel or two with a bright green sticker on the front cover.
By: Amy Hall
Julian Assange isn't the only Australian whose release from an overseas jail was secured with the help of the federal government. And many others are still pleading for help.
By: Amy Hall
Julian Assange isn't the only Australian whose release from an overseas jail was secured with the help of the federal government. And many others are still pleading for help.
By: Amy Hall
Children made up around half of Gaza's population before 7 October. Thousands have since disappeared.
By: Amy Hall
It can be much cheaper to get a medical, dental, or cosmetic procedure done overseas. But experts warn there are several factors Australians need to consider before booking their trip.
By: Amy Hall
A bill introduced to federal parliament this week aims to incentivise food businesses to donate surplus produce to charities, instead of dumping it.
By: Amy Hall
A bill introduced to federal parliament this week aims to incentivise food businesses to donate surplus produce to charities, instead of dumping it.
By: Amy Hall
The Western Australian senator was indefinitely suspended from the Labor caucus on Sunday after she vowed in an interview to continue crossing the floor of parliament in support of Palestinian statehood.
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