Bryant Hevesi is a Digital Reporter at the Melbourne bureau, primarily covering state and federal politics. With over 10 years of experience in the media, he focuses on themes such as government and politics, transportation, and social issues, while also exploring topics related to aviation and crime in Australia. He has been featured in MailOnline, Escape (News Corp Australia), The Courier-Mail, and Sky News Australia.
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Bryant Hevesi's coverage primarily focuses on local government and politics in Australia. Given the emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulations, he would likely be interested in pitches related to local political developments, such as policy changes, elections, or major governmental decisions impacting the community.
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By: Bryant Hevesi
Chairman of the Anti-Defamation Commission Dr Dvir Abramovich is calling for "decisive action" to be taken against individuals who target Jewish-run businesses after another store owner opened up about the hatred directed towards him.
Victorian landlords will not be able to withhold bond from tenants without evidence as part of state government rental reforms which will also outlaw no-fault evictions.
By: Bryant Hevesi
Former Victorian chief health officer Professor Brett Sutton has acknowledged he did not always adequately explain key health messages to residents during the pandemic but said he always tried to communicate advice as best he could.
By: Bryant Hevesi
Victorian Greens leader Ellen Sandell has declared Prahran MP Sam Hibbins will never be allowed back into the party room after he quit the Greens after admitting to an affair.
By: Bryant Hevesi
The search is on for Victoria's next chief health officer after the two people who currently share the role both confirmed they were leaving the state's health department.
By: Bryant Hevesi
The phone call Daniel Andrews made to emergency services after his family car collided with a teenage cyclist more than a decade ago has now been made public.
By: Bryant Hevesi
A woman has died after a two-car crash in regional Queensland which also left four other people in hospital with serious injuries.
By: Bryant Hevesi
Three million Australians are set to save up to $1,300 a year under changes the Albanese government has unveiled to compulsory student loan repayments.
By: Bryant Hevesi
Former Western Australian Labor premier Mark McGowan has been revealed to have a new China-focused role.
By: Bryant Hevesi
A man is fighting for life after a shooting in Melbourne's south-east on Monday evening.
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