Daanyal Saeed is a national journalist based in Australia, known for his work with publications such as Crikey and The Mandarin. With a focus on politics, media, and sports, Daanyal's articles provide insightful analysis and commentary on current events. His work has also been featured in various other publications, including The Australian, News.com.au, and FOX SPORTS Australia.
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Daanyal Saeed’s coverage predominantly focuses on sports and media-related topics within Australia. His articles include expert commentary, announcements, event coverage, and evolving stories related to these themes.
For those looking to reach out to Daanyal with pitches or expertise, it would be advantageous to offer insights into the intersection of sports and media in Australia. This could involve providing expert analysis on major sporting events, legal issues surrounding defamation in Australian news reporting, or current affairs impacting press freedom within the country.
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By: Daanyal Saeed
Hugh Jackman's brother gets in a legal biff in today's edition of Tips and Murmurs.
Billions were spent gambling on the US election, and betting markets appear to have been more accurate than most pollsters.
The government's proposed ban on children under 16 using social media came about in significant part thanks to News Corp. But that seems to have been forgotten in the rush.
By: Daanyal Saeed
At a time when news media is rapidly contracting, Gazette News is promising a collection of hyperlocal mastheads. The question remains — who is funding it and why?
By: Daanyal Saeed, Cam Wilson|Author, Cam Wilson, Daanyal Saeed|Author, Anton Nilsson
Plus: what on earth does A1 stand for?
By: Daanyal Saeed
Basketball team the Sydney Kings — majority-owned by a venture capital firm founded by Tesla's chair — invited us to a panel discussion.
By: Daanyal Saeed
The idea that cricket is the national sport is long-gone, for all sorts of reasons it no longer captivates the country.
By: Daanyal Saeed, Charlie Lewis, Anton Nilsson
Conservative television brand ADH TV retain Alan Jones as one of their prominent faces, Bunnings' scare campaign and much more in this week's Tips and Murmurs.
Australian media outlets have lagged behind the rest of the world in moving to Bluesky, as news organisations deal with an increasingly hostile environment on the platform formerly known as Twitter.
By: Daanyal Saeed
ABC chair Kim Williams got to avoid curly questions on a day when Aunty was rocked by major departures.
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