Benjamin Preiss is a regional editor at The Age. He focuses on themes such as agriculture, sustainable farming practices, and climate change, while also covering business and economics related to these areas. His work has been featured in Stuff, WAtoday, MSN, The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, and Brisbane Times.
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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.
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By: Benjamin Preiss, Emily Kaine, Alexander Darling, Angus Delaney, Daniel Lo Surdo, Jack Gramenz, Jackson Graham, Cassandra Morgan
Add us as a preferred source on Google We spoke to Australians about their hopes and concerns before, and immediately after, Jim Chalmers handed down his fifth budget.
The Paramount Studio caravan has an external body length of just over 7.6 metres and a width of almost 2.5 metres.
By: Benjamin Preiss
By: Benjamin Preiss
For years, the Sandy Point Holiday Park has offered beach lovers their own modest version of the Australian holiday house dream.
By: Benjamin Preiss
The number of shark attacks are rising nationwide. Victoria has been fatality free for decades but risks remain. Experts explain what to do if you have a close encounter.
By: Benjamin Preiss, Nick O Malley
A striking absence of snow has left Australia's slopes muddy and bare and the ski industry pinning hopes of a salvageable season on a late downfall to cover the alps.
By: Benjamin Preiss, Nick O'Malley
Resort operators in NSW and Victoria insist the muddy start to the season is not unusual and does not suggest coverage will remain low.
By: Alexander Darling, Benjamin Preiss
By: Alexander Darling, Benjamin Preiss
From potholes to power lines, anger is swirling in regional Victoria – and residents are turning to One Nation for answers.
