Cason Ho is a reporter for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) based in Perth, Western Australia. With a focus on national news, Cason covers a wide range of topics including crime, social issues, politics, and environmental events. His articles provide in-depth coverage and analysis to keep readers informed about important events happening in Australia.
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Perth, Australia (Local)
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Cason Ho's coverage largely focuses on evolving crime stories and government announcements, particularly in Perth and Western Australia. He may be most responsive to pitches related to breaking news or ongoing developments pertaining to crime, government policies, domestic violence, climate change, and accidents.
Given the focus on local events in Perth and Western Australia, Cason would likely appreciate insights from individuals with direct knowledge of the incidents being covered or those who can provide expert commentary specific to the region.
Pitches involving subjects such as family & relationships are also relevant due to Cason's focus on domestic violence reporting. However, unrelated topics like Rubik's Cube or sports coaching may not align well with his current coverage areas.
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When 160 pilot whales beached themselves in Western Australia late last week, around 20 per cent of them died.
A few fake emails were sent, then tens of thousands of dollars vanished. That was Meng Wong's experience of falling victim to a scam on the rise in Australia; false billing.
By: Damian Smith
Water isn't free for most Australians, but as people struggle with the cost-of-living, multi-billion dollar businesses are taking it at no cost from the ground in the Perth Hills.
By: Claire Moodie
Audra Keeble's wedding day invokes memories of a mysterious woman who was claiming to be the photographer's assistant.
Sarah Ferguson presents Australia's premier daily current affairs program, delivering agenda-setting public affairs journalism and interviews that hold the powerful to account. Plus political analysis from Laura Tingle.
By: Cason Ho
US mining giant Alcoa has been extracting bauxite from Western Australia's forests for six decades under the condition it rehabilitates the land it uses.
After six decades of mining the world's only jarrah forests in Western Australia, US aluminium giant Alcoa is being accused of failing to meet its promised trajectory of restoring the forest at its mine sites.
By: Cason Ho
In Western Australia, a spray-painted piece of perspex has prompted debate about who gets to decide what is, or isn't, a cultural artefact.
By: Cason Ho
Hollywood star filmmaker Quentin Tarantino owns one of the world's only cinemas which still exclusively shows movies on film. But now, a cosy cinema in Perth has joined the ranks.
It's heavy, highly flammable, prone to scratching and almost extinct but these Australian cinema operators are trying to save it.
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