Brianne Tolj is an Associate News Editor at Yahoo Australia. She covers a range of topics including pets, veterinary issues, and adventure and family travel, reflecting her passion for both animals and exploration. Brianne has been featured in Yahoo Finance Australia, MSN, and Yahoo News UK.
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Brianne Tolj's coverage primarily focuses on local news and human-interest stories, with a significant emphasis on evolving and breaking news. She frequently covers topics related to entertainment, family & relationships, as well as controversy within the Australian context.
Given her interest in evolving stories and breaking news, she may be interested in sources who can provide real-time insights or expert commentary related to ongoing events or controversies within Australia. Additionally, individuals with expertise in entertainment industry trends or issues affecting families and relationships could also find success pitching to Brianne.
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It’s one of the most iconic sounds of Australia. And now it’s rapidly disappearing from suburbs.
By: Brianne Tolj
If you enjoy chucking some snags on the barbecue, then you need to know about this 'growing health concern'.
A Victorian woman was shocked to find what had caused her five-year-old golden doodle to fall so ill.
By: Brianne Tolj
The popular plant is often seen lining fence lines or pools on Aussie properties. The move could cost homeowners a fortune.
What started as a slow morning at a quiet campsite quickly went terribly awry.
What started as a slow morning at a quiet campsite quickly went terribly awry.
By: Brianne Tolj
Tourists have been forced to end their holidays early, while some Victorians have already been ordered to shelter in place.
By: Brianne Tolj
From life-threatening bushfires to simmering 43 degree temperatures and a cyclone brewing off the coast, it's a day of wild weather across Australia.
At first JJ thought it would be like any other gardening job. But he quickly learned removing this invasive weed is no easy feat.
The move has sparked fears that free campsites might disappear altogether.
