Daniela Elser is a national journalist based in Australia, with her work appearing in various publications including The Courier-Mail, News.com.au, and The Cairns Post. She specializes in covering royal news and has written extensively on topics related to the British royal family, particularly focusing on the lives and events surrounding Princess Mary and Queen Mary.
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Daniela Elser's coverage predominantly focuses on royal news and celebrity gossip, particularly surrounding the British and Danish royal families. Her articles often feature expert commentary and occasionally cite data.
If you are considering reaching out to Daniela with a pitch, it should be related to insights or comments from reputable sources within the realm of royalty, particularly regarding the British and Danish royal families. Additionally, if you have access to exclusive information or can provide expert analysis on major events involving these personalities, it may capture her interest.
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It’s one of those perennial stories that crops up every year like a recurring, cream-can’t-fix rash – how much money do you need to be considered rich?
If you need something to brighten your day today, I recommend this: imagine the Queen
It’s the little things that are meant to make life great, like the first morning rays on dewy grass or the delicious fizz of a new bottle of tonic or watching far-right windbag Nigel Farage have a milkshake thrown at his head – and in royal land, it’s so often the little words that maketh the story.
There’s a saying in journalism – don’t bury the lead. But sometimes, big news slips by largely unnoticed. After all, it’s not like things are exactly quiet on the world events front right now.
There would be no British royal history without sneaky sons, sneaky fathers, sneaky uncles, brothers, friends, dukes, earls, French cousins and certain queens’ Machiavellian boyfriends angling to be the power behind the throne.
A staple of every 90s childhood was having a go playing Where In The World Is Carmen Sandiego? on a PC only slightly smaller than a Kia Rio.
As far as I’m aware, there are only two times that Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex has been filmed with a gospel choir.
By: Daniela Elser
Back in the day – you know, back when housing was affordable and avocados were not generationally loaded – swapping lives, bodies and eras was a film staple.
Well, well, well.
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