Benjamin Preiss is a state political reporter based in Melbourne, Australia. He writes for several prominent news outlets, including The Age, The Sydney Morning Herald, and Brisbane Times. Benjamin covers a range of local issues, including extreme weather events, healthcare, public transport, and community stories. His work has also been featured in WAtoday and Stuff.
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Benjamin Preiss predominantly covers local news in Victoria, Melbourne. His focus is on government announcements, evolving stories, and breaking news related to politics, agriculture & farming, public transport, and other local issues.
If you have insights or information relevant to government decisions impacting the aforementioned topics in Victoria or Melbourne specifically, Benjamin would likely be interested. Additionally, if you can provide expert commentary on evolving stories involving local policies or political developments within Victoria's state governance framework it may pique his interest.
Given his concentration on locally impactful events and policy changes within Victoria and Melbourne particularly concerning public services such as hospitals and lifeguards along with agricultural matters such as extreme weather affecting farmers' livelihoods; pitches should be tailored accordingly.
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By: Benjamin Preiss, Josh Gordon, Kieran Rooney
By: Benjamin Preiss, Josh Gordon, Kieran Rooney
Nuclear power stations will likely never be built in Victoria even if Peter Dutton’s coalition wins the next federal election. Here’s why.
By: Henrietta Cook, Benjamin Preiss
By: Henrietta Cook, Benjamin Preiss
It’s a sleepy town just beyond Melbourne’s northern outskirts where geese stop traffic and there is a country feel – but a big change could be coming.
By: Benjamin Preiss
Health outcomes for people in regional areas are already poorer than the city. Here’s why they may get much worse.
By: Benjamin Preiss
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