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Denis Howard is a Group Advertising Features Special Publications Journalist specializing in agriculture. With a focus on local news in New South Wales, Sydney, Denis writes for The Land and his work has also been featured in publications such as The Northern Daily Leader, Western Magazine, The Daily Advertiser, and Area News. His articles cover a range of topics including farming practices, environmental issues, government policies, and challenges faced by the agricultural industry.
Denis Howard
Group Advertising Features Special Publications Journalist (Agriculture Specialist)
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Geo Focus
Australia (National)
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Government Announcement:
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Event Coverage:
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Cites Data:
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Legal Policy Regulation:
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Press Release:
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Pitching Insights
Denis Howard's coverage predominantly revolves around local agricultural, governmental, and rural issues in Australia with a focus on New South Wales. Given this, pitches should offer insights related to agriculture and farming practices, government policies impacting the rural sector, water management techniques or challenges specific to the region.
Pitches providing data-supported analysis of agricultural trends or presenting official announcements from relevant authorities may resonate well with Denis. Additionally, offering expert commentary on government initiatives or discussing solutions for challenges faced by farmers could be effective approaches when reaching out to him.
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