Carly Laden is a journalist based in Perth, Western Australia. She specializes in local news and has written for publications such as The West Australian, South Western Times, and Harvey-Waroona Reporter. Carly covers a wide range of topics including sports, crime, community events, and regional issues.
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Carly Laden's coverage primarily focuses on local events in Western Australia, with a notable emphasis on sports and crime-related incidents. If you are reaching out to Carly, consider pitching stories related to local sports events or crime news within the specified region.
Given her focus on event coverage, she may be interested in pitches that provide detailed insights into upcoming local sporting events or exclusive information regarding local criminal activities.
Crafting pitches related to sports events in Bunbury and Gloucester Park, as well as unique crime-related stories from the Western Australia area would likely align best with Carly’s areas of interest.
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With emotion from Scott Hough’s funeral on Thursday still fresh in their minds, Bunbury ended Augusta-Margaret River’s hopes of a SWFL premiership three-peat on Saturday at Gloucester Park.
A former Bunbury bartender has been fined for stealing hundreds of dollars worth of alcohol by drinking on the job and ordered to pay the value of the stolen drinks back to his former employer.
Busselton’s pole vault star Nina Kennedy has continued to confirm her status as a major contender for her first World Athletics Championship title.
A look at what went down during round 16 of the South West Soccer Association’s men’s and women’s premier league competitions.
A wide range of popular events are set to keeping wowing Bunbury crowds thanks to the City of Bunbury’s latest round of grant funding.
As the South West region continues to bear the brunt of a housing supply crisis, property industry leaders hit the road to Busselton to discuss what needs to be improved and ensure regional voices are heard.
A look at the final round of fixtures for the regular South West Netball Football League season.
A South West teenager has been told to “consider himself lucky” that his bail has been reinstated despite allegedly leading police on a chase along Forrest Highway.
Collie residents are continuing to brace for change in the midst of the State Government’s plans to retire coal-fired generators by 2030 despite the shutdown of the Muja Power Station being delayed.
A South West environmentalist group has lost another legal bid to stop construction of the BORR in the latest instalment of its long-running stoush with Main Roads WA and the Federal Environment Minister.
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