Andrew Thomson is a Broadcast and Digital Journalist at CPAC. He covers a wide range of topics, including crime, social issues, and health, with a particular focus on public security, the judicial system, and white-collar crime. Andrew's work has been featured in notable publications such as BBC News, The Courier, and The Canberra Times.
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Warrnambool, Australia (Local)
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Andrew Thomson's coverage primarily focuses on crime-related stories, particularly local incidents in Australia with a significant emphasis on evolving and breaking news. As such, individuals or organizations that can provide timely updates related to ongoing criminal investigations, community safety initiatives, or legal developments would likely capture Andrew's interest.
Given the nature of the topics covered by Andrew, law enforcement officials, legal experts specializing in criminal law within Australia (particularly Warrnambool), and community leaders involved in crime prevention efforts may find success in reaching out to him for potential collaboration.
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By: Andrew Thomson
Mazda ute stolen early Saturday and recovered that afternoon.
By: Andrew Thomson
Police prepare to blitz south-west roads in Operation Amity.
By: Andrew Thomson
There has been a crime spike in the north of Corangamite shire.
By: Andrew Thomson
An 18-year-old Camperdown man will appear in court on Wednesday.
By: Andrew Thomson
Magistrate: Victims need to have a voice in south-west courts.
By: Andrew Thomson
Magistrate: 'It's looking like you do burglaries for a living'
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