Daisy Dumas is a journalist who has written for various publications including Yahoo News UK, The Guardian, Yahoo Sports Canada, and Special Broadcasting Service (SBS) Australia. Her articles cover a wide range of topics, from human interest stories and legal cases to sports and cultural events. Daisy's writing style is engaging and informative, capturing the essence of the stories she covers.
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Daisy Dumas' coverage ranges from government and politics to entertainment news and culture & society. Her articles cover various topics, including local events in Sydney, legal cases, environmental issues like fire ant outbreaks, and societal concerns such as library theft.
Given her diverse coverage areas, pitches should be tailored based on the specific theme or topic of each article. For evolving stories or those involving legal matters and government announcements, providing expert commentary or relevant data would likely capture Daisy's interest. For entertainment news pieces or cultural/societal topics like summer reading lists or beach cleaning initiatives in Sydney, offering engaging human-interest stories could be effective.
As she covers a wide range of subjects related to Australia with specific focus on Sydney at times, sources with expertise in Australian law and politics along with insights into local events may appeal to her for potential interviews or comments.
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By: Daisy Dumas
King Charles and Queen Camilla will touch down on Friday in Australia, marking the start of the couple's first visit to the country since he became its reigning monarch.
By: Daisy Dumas
The king and queen’s visit to Sydney and Canberra will be a long way from previous showstopping tours, including those by Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Diana
By: Daisy Dumas
When Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip sailed into Sydney harbour on the SS Gothic on 3 February 1954, 1 million people – well over half the population of Sydney - lined the foreshore to greet their monarch.
By: Yuji Shimada, Daisy Dumas
The last time a sovereign met the crowds at the Sydney Opera House was the late Queen Elizabeth II in 2006
By: Daisy Dumas
Issue of Aboriginal sovereignty front and centre during head of state’s whirlwind first visit
By: Daisy Dumas
Melbourne venues Caretaker’s Cottage and Byrdi, along with Sydney’s Maybe Sammy, have been named in 2024’s World’s 50 Best Bars list
By: Daisy Dumas
Fire ants ‘not taken seriously’ by federal government, experts say
By: Daisy Dumas
Historian also questions ‘complete silence’ around First Nations sovereignty in new design
By: Daisy Dumas
· 3-min read Australia's formal symbol of sovereignty, its Great Seal, has been redesigned without a reference to the monarch, breaking
By: Daisy Dumas
Victoria police say a man was found with fatal gunshot wound on Langford Street in North Melbourne at about 3.15am
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