Benedict Brook is a US Correspondent at News.com.au, Australia's No. 1 news website. He covers a range of topics including regional interest and world news, geopolitics, government and politics, and culture, with a focus on current affairs and international relations. Benedict's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The Tech Effect, The Mercury Newspaper, and the New York Post.
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Benedict Brook's coverage is largely focused on evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements. His articles mainly cover entertainment news, government & politics, and crime.
Given this focus, Benedict may be responsive to pitches that provide insights into ongoing or developing stories in the areas of entertainment news (including celebrity deaths), government and politics in Australia, as well as crime-related developments within the region.
If you have expertise in any of these areas and can offer unique perspectives or insights related to evolving events within Australia’s political landscape or noteworthy happenings within the country's entertainment industry, your pitch could be a good fit for his coverage.
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Welcome to our live coverage of US politics and the war with Iran.
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Welcome to our live coverage of US politics and events in the Middle East.
Welcome to our live coverage of US politics and events in the Middle East.
Welcome to our live coverage of US politics and events in the Middle East.
Welcome to our live coverage of US politics and the Iran war.
A man has been arrested on a charge of attempted murder after a three year old boy ended up in the crocodile enclosure at a British zoo.
A man has been arrested on a charge of attempted murder after a three year old boy ended up in the crocodile enclosure at a British zoo.
Wild scenes have overtaken New York after two million people squeezed into the city’s streets to celebrate the Knicks’ clinching the NBA Championship for the first time in more than half a century.
Wild scenes have overtaken New York after two million people squeezed into the city’s streets to celebrate the Knicks’ clinching the NBA Championship for the first time in more than half a century.
