Bernadette Clarke is a cross-platform journalist at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). She specializes in topics related to Australia, focusing on the airline and aviation industries, as well as cruise lines and airport delays. Bernadette's insights and reporting have been featured in various segments across ABC's platforms.
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Bernadette Clarke's coverage primarily focuses on local news and events in Australia, particularly New South Wales. Her articles cover a range of topics including sports, family & relationships, health & wellbeing, and entertainment news.
Given her focus on government announcements and event coverage, she would likely be receptive to pitches related to local community initiatives or events, as well as expert input from authorities involved in the covered fields such as sports associations or health organizations.
For those looking to contribute content for Bernadette’s articles it is important to keep geographic relevance in mind with a specific emphasis on Australian issues.
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By: David-Marchese, Bernadette Clarke
Heatwaves on land aren't the only thing to worry about when it comes to global warming. Unsplash: Silas Baisch
By: Bernadette Clarke
The Brogo Dam has just become home to 15,000 more Australian bass and 20,000 estuary perch under a stocking program organised by those who fish its waters.
By: Bernadette Clarke
For Li Lim and Pheobe Chen, sea urchin roe is not just a delicacy — it's a career opportunity.
By: Bernadette Clarke
The family of a 95-year-old woman who died after allegedly being tasered by police has resolved a civil lawsuit against the state of New South Wales.
By: Bernadette Clarke
Ian Slater's family has worked in the timber industry on the NSW far south coast for three generations, but he struggles to see a future for his family business.
By: Bernadette Clarke, Eddie Williams
When Terry Dixon wandered along his usual walking route around the Tathra headland on the New South Wales far south coast, he stumbled on a rare phenomenon.
By: Bernadette Clarke
Sydney has its Sculpture by the Sea, but a small town on the NSW south coast is now matching its lucrative prize pool.
By: James Tugwell, Bernadette Clarke
A woman whose great-grandmother refused to give up on better access to education says acknowledgement of her family's NSW south coast "healing place" has brought a sense of justice.
By: Bernadette Clarke
Police are ordered to reinvestigate allegations they used unreasonable force against kids during a shopping centre scuffle.
By: Bernadette-Clarke, Angel Parsons
Program: Presented by On the first episode of summer hack, we're escaping into the world of dragons and fairies to find out what's pushing the 'romantasy' genre to the top of the best seller lists.
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