Daniel Jeffrey is an editor for The Roar, a national publication in Australia. With a focus on national news, Daniel covers a wide range of topics including politics, current events, and social issues. His work has also been featured in Stuff, showcasing his expertise and dedication to delivering informative and engaging articles.
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Daniel Jeffrey's coverage primarily focuses on Australian national news, government and politics, safety issues, renewable energy, population growth, financial matters such as unpaid overtime and COVID-19 vaccines. He also covers China-Australia relations. If you are providing insights or data related to these topics in the context of Australia or have expert analysis on evolving stories within these domains, your pitch is more likely to resonate with him.
Given his emphasis on citing data and covering government announcements extensively along with legal policy regulation content in a variety of themes like finance & economy and crime; sources who can provide credible statistics or offer expertise in governmental policies will find their pitches aligned well with Daniel's coverage focus.
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Four people have been arrested and charged over an alleged cryptocurrency investment scam operating on the ...
Crown Resorts is slashing around 1000 jobs from its casinos in Melbourne, Sydney and Perth in a massive res...
By: Daniel Jeffrey
Australia's long-awaited first interest rates cut since 2020 is unlikely to happen until the very end of th...
By: Daniel Jeffrey
Following an urgent meeting of national cabinet today , the federal government has announced a range of measures to combat Australia's
By: Daniel Jeffrey
Every household in Queensland will get a $1000 discount on their electricity bills under an expanded energy rebate scheme
By: Daniel Jeffrey
A firefighter who was killed after battling a warehouse blaze in the state has been remembered as a "leader, mentor and problem solver" a year on from her death.
By: Daniel Jeffrey
He was initially charged with accessing or modifying restricted data on a computer.
By: Daniel Jeffrey
Bonza received default notices two weeks before it cancelled all flights without notice and went into volu...
Almost a quarter of Australian homeowners are concerned about having to sell their properties due to cost ...
By: Daniel Jeffrey
Car said "everything was on the table", but suggested it would include a focus on preventative and educational measures.
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