Ben Smith is a journalist based in Australia, with a focus on local news in the Wanneroo area. He writes for various publications, including Semafor, Perth Now, South Western Times, Augusta-Margaret River Times, XDA, Narrogin Observer, and Geraldton Guardian. Ben's articles cover a range of topics, including sports, technology, and current events.
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Based on Ben Smith’s article titles, it is evident that he predominantly covers local sports events and developments in the Wanneroo area of Australia. He appears to have a keen interest in soccer, particularly following Perth Glory and A-League Men's matches.
Given his focus on local sports events and evolving stories within the Australian sports scene, pitches should aim at providing insights into ongoing or upcoming sporting events, interviews with players or coaches from local teams, as well as analysis of team performances.
Ben also shows an interest in entertainment news. If you are pitching entertainment-related content to him, ensure it has a strong locality angle or pertains specifically to notable figures or events relevant to Wanneroo or broader Australian audiences.
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By: Ben Smith
Perth Glory have slumped to a second A-League Women's defeat in three games after they were beaten 3-0 by Brisbane Roar at Perry Park.
By: Ben Smith
Ben Smith / 35 mins ago Darts Tips Jermaine Wattimena v Luke Littler – Wattimena highest checkout Gary Anderson v Gian van Veen – van Veen to win
Photos from UM Theatre’s production of “Silent Sky” at Masquer Theatre on Tuesday, Nov. 13, 2024.
Perth Wildcats star Bryce Cotton has made an emphatic return from injury as helped his side overcome South East Melbourne Phoenix 97-84 at RAC Arena.
By: Ben Smith
Boatwork transforms how boaters and marine service providers connect.
By: Ben Smith
The ‘Flagmantle' dream remains on hold for the Dockers, with Lisa Webb's side suffering a goalless first half before succumbing to a 37-point belting at the hands of the Crows at Adelaide's Norwood Oval.
The ‘Flagmantle’ dream remains on hold for the Dockers, with Lisa Webb’s side suffering a goalless first half before succumbing to a 37-point belting at the hands of the Crows in Adelaide.
The Crows finished fourth on the ladder and Fremantle fifth, but in their semifinal, the chasm between the two sides could have spanned the length of the Rundle Mall.
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