Cassidy Pearce is a journalist based in Penrith, New South Wales, with a focus on local news and events. She writes for the Western Weekender and her work has also been featured in Parra News. Cassidy covers a wide range of topics including entertainment, lifestyle, technology, and community stories.
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Penrith, Australia (Local)
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Cassidy's articles predominantly cover local events and seasonal topics in the entertainment, house & home, and family & relationships categories. Pitches targeting upcoming local events such as festivals, fairs, or community gatherings in Australia - particularly New South Wales and Penrith - would likely resonate with her.
Given Cassidy's coverage of health-related issues such as regular skin checks and educational achievements of HSC high achievers, she may be interested in stories about local health initiatives or educational programs within the specified geographic area. Additionally, given the focus on Christmas content like light displays and festive bus drivers; pitches related to unique holiday traditions or activities specific to Penrith could also be well received.
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The countdown is now officially on to Christmas, and that only means one thing - advent calendars.
The countdown is officially on to Christmas, which only means one thing ˘— advent calendars.
An Aussie woman has kickstarted a debate online after posting about her neighbour’s ‘inconsiderate’ behaviour on bin day.
As well as you might think you know the rules of the road, there will always be a few that slip through the cracks.
If you haven’t finished decorating your home for Christmas already, chances are you’re at least starting to look at your options.
Summer is right around the corner, so for the most part, it’s not surprising to see dresses and shorts getting shorter and shorter.
A Melbourne man has taken to Reddit to ask for opinions on his neighbour’s unique behaviour.
A Melbourne local has kickstarted a discourse on Reddit, uncovering unique and weirdly specific businesses in the area.
By: Cassidy Pearce
A supermarket delivery driver has come under fire after CCTV footage was released showing him mishandling groceries upon dropping them off at an Aussie home.
Roblox is one of the most popular games among teens and young children in Australia.
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