Anthony Segaert is a Cadet Reporter for The Sydney Morning Herald, WAtoday, and The Age, with a focus on local news in New South Wales, Sydney. His articles cover a range of topics including breaking news, events, and features on Sydney's suburbs, public housing, and cultural phenomena. Anthony's work has also been featured in Brisbane Times and Stuff.
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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: Anthony Segaert, Nick Bonyhady
“We’re proud in Australia that it’s easy for people to vote … But we don’t make it easy for people to indicate their intention on the vote.”
By: Anthony Segaert
Councillors blamed an elderly woman for walking into a trampoline in a shopping plaza and accused a shopkeeper of adjusting CCTV cameras to film accidents.
By: Anthony Segaert
Emergency services were searching for a fisherman who reportedly failed to resurface after going into the Nepean River.
By: Jessica McSweeney, Anthony Segaert
By: Anthony Segaert
Ahead of the looming rail shutdown, Rose Valente has hired a private bus to get her patrons to and from major football matches. Others are less optimistic.
By: Anthony Segaert
Ahead of the looming rail shutdown, Rose Valente has hired a private bus to get her patrons to and from major football matches. Others are less optimistic.
By: Anthony Segaert, Alyssa Talakovski
With their Friday and weekend plans in limbo, Sydneysiders who rely on public transport are dreading the next few days of train chaos.
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