Claire Fenwicke is a journalist based in Canberra, Australia. She covers a wide range of topics for publications such as The RiotACT, PS News, About Regional, and Region Riverina, with a focus on local news and issues affecting the Canberra community.
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Claire Fenwicke's articles predominantly focus on local government announcements, legal policies, and regulations in Canberra. She also covers crime and tourism-related topics within the region.
To effectively pitch to her, consider providing insights or expert commentary related to local government policy changes or legal developments in Canberra. Additionally, expertise in addressing road safety concerns or enhancing tourism experiences would be relevant for her coverage. As she often reports on crime-related issues, offering insights into crime trends and their impact on the community could also be valuable.
Given Claire's specific geographic focus on Canberra and her emphasis on local government news, tailor your pitches to reflect an understanding of the unique dynamics within this area.
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By: Claire Fenwicke
ANU community childcare advocates have demanded their centres' licences be extended by a minimum of six months , accusing the university of not doing its due diligence.
By: Claire Fenwicke
Questions have been raised over the ability of the ACT Government to track the effectiveness of its nurse-led Walk-in Centres due to the existence of different data sets.
By: Claire Fenwicke
The ACT Government is taking steps to see whether a section of the Crimes Act – which puts a time limit on when a person can take legal action against police for an alleged abuse of power – should be repealed.
By: Claire Fenwicke
South-eastern parts of NSW and the ACT are set for another burst of wintry weather with plenty of fresh winds and blizzard conditions into the weekend.
By: Claire Fenwicke
South-eastern parts of NSW and the ACT are set for another burst of wintry weather with plenty of fresh winds…
By: Claire Fenwicke
CONTENT WARNING: This article mentions mental health difficulties and suicide.
Butterfly is known to be one of the more difficult swimming strokes, but for nine-year-old Millie Lamb, it's as natural as breathing.
By: Claire Fenwicke
Low awareness of Canberra's community-based health services, but a desire to know more, has led to the development of a bespoke navigation system for people to find the most suitable care.
By: Claire Fenwicke
Rehabilitation robots have been installed at the University of Canberra Hospital to help people in their recovery journey following serious neurological injuries.
By: Claire Fenwicke
A one-stop hub to access Woden Community Services (WCS) is in the works with the ACT Government committing to fully cover the construction costs of a new facility.
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