Anthony Segaert is a Cadet Reporter at Cigalah Group. He focuses on construction and real estate, as well as architecture and planning, while also covering consumer interest and affairs. His work has been featured in notable publications such as Stuff, The Age, Brisbane Times, WAtoday, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Sydney, Australia (Local)
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Anthony Segaert's coverage is heavily focused on local government announcements and evolving stories in Sydney, particularly related to public housing, New Year's Eve events, and infrastructure issues such as asbestos discoveries. Pitches should be tailored to provide insights or updates relevant to these topics within the context of Sydney or New South Wales.
Given his focus on local government and evolving stories in Sydney, Anthony may be receptive to pitches that offer exclusive insider information on government decisions or breaking news related to public housing developments, community events like New Year’s Eve celebrations, and infrastructure-related issues in Sydney.
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By: Perry Duffin, Jessica McSweeney, Anthony Segaert, Nick Newling, Mike Foley
By: Nick Newling, Mike Foley, Perry Duffin, Anthony Segaert, Jessica Mcsweeney
Two experienced sailors have lost their lives, another was swept into the sea and lucky to survive, on a black night for the Sydney to Hobart.
By: Anthony Segaert
By: Anthony Segaert
The spot was hailed as a night-time economy success story, but now the government is investigating if grant money it provided was used for the right purposes.
By: Anthony Segaert
The City of Sydney has granted the famous Foti Fireworks company years of extensions to its contracts with the council.
By: Julie Power, Anthony Segaert
In 1948, the Cahill Expressway was labelled a ‘proposed monstrosity'. Why are we still staring at it? By Julie Power and Anthony Segaert
By: Anthony Segaert
A year ago, the developer of these 900 units in northern Sydney was issued with a damning rectification order, but details of the plan to fix it are being hidden from the public. We found out anyway.
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