Dan Jervis-Bardy is a journalist based in Western Australia, with a focus on local news in Perth and surrounding areas. He writes for various publications, including The West Australian, Narrogin Observer, South Western Times, and many others. Dan's articles cover a wide range of topics, including politics, Indigenous issues, environmental concerns, and human interest stories.
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Dan Jervis-Bardy's coverage predominantly focuses on Australian politics, government announcements, and legal policy regulation. Based in Western Australia, his reporting also delves into local issues such as Kimberley alcohol restrictions and their impact.
If you want to reach out more effectively to Dan, consider providing insights or expertise related to Australian political developments, particularly those with implications for the Western Australia region. Moreover, if your pitch involves analysis of government policies or legal regulations that could impact the community at a local level in Australia (especially in Perth), it's likely to align well with his focus.
Given his interest in topics such as NDIS appeals backlog and Kimberley alcohol rules, pitches offering expert commentary or first-hand experiences related to these areas may be particularly relevant for engaging him effectively.
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By: Nightly Sun, Dan Jervis-Bardy
By: Dan Jervis-Bardy
Anthony Albanese denies there is rift between himself and Tanya Plibersek after he spiked her federal EPA deal — a decision he claims wasn't about heading off a political backlash in WA.
By: Dan Jervis-Bardy
WA miners and industry want the Federal Government's controversial collective bargaining rules wound back, warning the “highly damaging” changes
By: Dan Jervis-Bardy, James Carmody, Bryce Luff
Perth grandmother Donna Nelson says she will “never stop fighting for my freedom and for truth” after her drug smuggling conviction in Japan.
One industry source said the targeted attacks had caused veteran employees to take extended periods of stress leave. SEE THE POSTS
The price of housing, rents, childcare, insurance, and wine has surged far quicker in Perth than the national average, according to new research that exposes the biggest pressure points in the cost-of-living crisis.
By: Dan Jervis-Bardy, Paul Karp, Peter Hannam
Budget downgrade blamed on Australian economy being hit harder than anticipated by higher interest rates, cost of living pressures and global uncertainty
By: Dan Jervis-Bardy
Buried inside the 363 pages of the midyear economic update were clues about Labor’s plan for Australia
By: Dan Jervis-Bardy
Less than five months out from the federal election, Australia’s Voice is targeting voters ‘disillusioned’ with the Albanese government
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