Andrew Duffy is a business writer for various publications in Australia, with a focus on the local area of Western Australia, including Perth. He has a wide range of experience in reporting on mining, resources, and other business-related topics. His work has been featured in numerous publications across Canada and Australia.
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Andrew Duffy's coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly in the region of Western Australia and Perth. His articles cover a range of topics including weather phenomena, crime incidents such as impaired driving cases and drowning deaths, as well as updates on gold mining activities.
If you're looking to reach out to Andrew with relevant information or pitches, consider offering insights related to local events concerning energy issues (specifically gold mining) or crime-related matters like impaired driving incidents and drowning tragedies. Additionally, providing data-backed analysis or commentary from reputable sources would likely resonate with his coverage style.
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By: Andrew Duffy
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By: Andrew Duffy
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By: Andrew Duffy
The series has featured servicemen from the First and Second World Wars, but none from the wars in South Africa, Korea or Afghanistan. Why?
By: Andrew Duffy
Born into enormous wealth and privilege, Johnny Fauquier became the most decorated Canadian pilot of the Second World War.
By: Andrew Duffy, Blair Crawford
Seven planes took off on a blustery night in 1944. Only five made it back. This is the story of one that didn't.
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