Dan Holmes is a journalist at The Mandarin. His reporting focuses on government and politics, with a keen interest in elections, public policy, and the intersection of technology and society, including AI and its implications. Dan's work has been featured in various esteemed publications, including The New York Times, The Canberra Times, and Crikey.
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Dan's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly in the realm of sports betting and sporting events. He also covers local community stories related to Wagga and Riverina. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in pitches that offer unique insights into upcoming sporting events or trends in sports betting.
As Dan doesn't have a specific geographic focus but does cover local community news from Wagga and Riverina, he may be open to receiving pitches related to these areas if they tie into broader themes such as local sports events or initiatives.
Considering his interest in government announcements, topics related to road upgrades could potentially catch his attention if they are tied to an impact on sporting activities or infrastructure development for sporting events.
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