Carly Bass is a news reporter with a focus on local news in Australia. Her work has been featured in publications such as The Sun and The US Sun. Carly covers a wide range of topics, including accidents, crime, human interest stories, and environmental issues, providing timely and informative reporting to her readers.
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Carly Bass focuses primarily on local Australian stories, with an emphasis on evolving and breaking news. She covers a wide range of topics including wildlife, crime, weather, events and entertainment news.
If you are reaching out to Carly with story ideas or expert commentary pitches, consider offering insights related to current events in Australia such as wildlife conservation efforts or responses to extreme weather conditions. Additionally, if you have expertise in local crime trends or analysis of entertainment events within the region of focus (Australia), your input may be valuable for her coverage.
Keep in mind that she has a particular interest in evolving stories and breaking news; therefore, providing timely information related to ongoing developments within these areas would likely capture her attention.
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A 'typical Saturday' at home left the 33-year-old with catastrophic injuries and the ultimate loss of a limb.
A thrifty mum has shared an easy way Aussies can turn their trash into treasure with a simple bin hack that allows her to exchange her household rubbish for cash.
By: Carly Bass
Council has stepped up in response to complaints from locals over a frustrating move by visitors to the area.
A local photographer told Yahoo he visits the idyllic spot most mornings. But locals agree it can be 'really dangerous'. Find out why.
Holidaymakers have chimed in on the age-old pool debate. So what do you think?
The easy and affordable hack could be a lifesaver for scores of Aussies this summer.
The Aussie woman was stunned after returning home from a holiday to find her clothesline had been taken over.
By: Carly Bass
The local man was shocked when he was approached by council workers who later issued him the eyewatering fine. Find out why.
Many say the couple is 'so lucky' to have witnessed such an incredible sight which is 'pretty rare'. Find out more.
By: Carly Bass
The travelling family said the ordeal was pretty scary, even after taking all the necessary precautions. Find out what happened.
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