Cameron Woodhead is a journalist based in Sydney, Australia, focusing on local news and cultural events. With contributions to publications such as Brisbane Times, The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, and WAtoday, Cameron covers a range of topics including literature, theater, and social issues. His articles provide insights into the local arts scene and offer thoughtful analysis of current events.
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Cameron Woodhead's articles predominantly focus on entertainment news and culture & society. He often covers local events, reviews books, and discusses theatre productions. To effectively reach out to Cameron, consider offering insights or access to local events, book launches, theatrical performances, and cultural phenomena in Australia with a particular emphasis on New South Wales and Sydney.
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By: Vyshnavee Wijekumar, Tony Way, Cameron Woodhead, Cher Tan, Andrew Fuhrmann
The 21-year-old Indigenous hip-hop star, who shot to fame after collaborating with Justin Bieber a few years ago, exuded a professionalism beyond his years on Friday night.
By: Tony Way, Vyshnavee Wijekumar, Andrew Fuhrmann, Will Cox, Cameron Woodhead
Jack White, rock and roll royalty, could fill a much bigger venue than the Corner Hotel several times over – but this grimy intimacy is what he prefers.
By: Cameron Woodhead, Steven Carroll
By: Jessica Nicholas, Tony Way, Will Cox, Cameron Woodhead
The iconic band’s performance at Rod Laver Arena on Tuesday night was a family affair – and a poignant and potent mix of old and new.
By: Cameron Woodhead, Steven Carroll
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