Commerical Partnerships Editor - Victoria
Brendan Casey is a Commercial Partnerships Editor at Victoria. He covers a diverse range of topics including animals, animal care, arts and entertainment, as well as events and conferences. Brendan's work has been featured in notable publications such as MAS Country, North Queensland News, and the New York Post, among others.
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Australia (National)
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Brendan Casey's coverage primarily focuses on the real estate industry, particularly luxury and celebrity properties. He frequently cites data and includes private sector announcements in his articles. Given this, Brendan may be more responsive to pitches that provide exclusive insights into luxury real estate trends, analysis of market data or commentary from experts within the real estate industry.
His coverage also touches on entertainment news related to celebrity homes, suggesting he might be interested in pitches involving high-profile celebrities' property moves or any developments with their homes.
Considering his interest in housing market trends and home buying tips as well as a focus on Australian cricket stars making housing moves, Brendan could also find value in stories related to innovative approaches for affordable homeownership and unique housing preferences.
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The autumn school holidays in Melbourne may conjure up visions of playing in piles of leaves in the gardens or a coffee in a hidden laneway. But this April the quiet charm will be replaced by the roar of engines and the gleam of polished chrome as the 2026 Melbourne Motor Show takes over the city.
‘There’s all kinds of family, Brian. That’s a choice you’ll have to make.” Little did we know when Sgt Tanner’s character uttered those words in Fast and the Furious in 2001, it would spawn a new subculture generation that brought millions of people together due to a shared love of cars.
AFL legend and car enthusiast Barry Hall has slammed the fuel crisis gripping Australia, lamenting the public may not have much choice to turn to electronic vehicles if it continues.
Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Jamie Melham is pumped for Victoria’s newest Spring Carnival event that’s giving retired racehorses a second lease on life.
Victorian kids are learning how to save a life at the same time they learn to write their name.
As Collingwood hero Scott Pendlebury breaks the AFL games record, the Herald Sun is giving fans a chance to win a top drop to mark the occasion.
Australia’s housing supply is increasingly more exposed to global pressures as cheap imported structural timber floods the market, undercutting local producers at a time when domestic capacity is already under pressure.
New South Wales’ housing market could be in even greater turmoil next bushfire season, with thousands of acres of Australian forests at risk.
A serious car accident served as a major wake-up call for Nathaniel Winfield.
