David Johnston is a copywriter with a focus on local news and entertainment in Australia. His work has been featured in various publications including The Courier-Mail, Gold Coast Bulletin, and Herald Sun. David's articles cover a range of topics including video game reviews, movie adaptations, and cultural events.
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David Johnston's focus is primarily on reviewing video games, with a specific focus on providing insights into the gaming experience. Given this, he would be most receptive to pitches that offer opportunities for him to review new and upcoming video game releases.
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By: David Johnston
Gippsland's major competition is the most even in the state and it now has expansion plans on its radar. See what is under consideration.
By: David Johnston
North Albury had not beaten Albury for 16 years, but all that changed in brutally tough conditions. See all the fallout from the match.
By: David Johnston
Moving to another country footy league is continuing to prove difficult as Maryborough has discovered. See the latest.
The First Descendant is a bad video game that's occasionally fun. These fleeting moments of joy speak to the potential of the game's bedrock, where
Nagambie has downed Rushworth by 47 points to stay alive in the Kyabram District league finals race. See the best of all the action.
By: David Johnston
Merging country footy clubs can be a highly emotional exercise. See the secrets to making them work, and the possible mergers in waiting.
One of my favorite sub-genres is the type of adventure game that takes place almost entirely on a fictional operating system.
Plans to replace a section of the Central Park scoreboard used for the Stawell Gift has led to growing community concerns. See the plans for the iconic structure.
By: Shane Jones, David Johnston
Maryborough's 152-year history as a country footy club could come to an “abrupt end” if a decision is not reached on its future. Here are the Magpies' next options.
By: David Johnston
Robinvale-Euston has learnt the fate of its appeal against a big fine and loss of premiership points for a salary cap bust.
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