Diane Crocker is a journalist at The Conversation Australia + NZ, SaltWire Network, and Ottawa Sun. She covers a diverse range of topics including crime and justice, the judicial system, and legal reform, while also delving into issues related to climate change, healthcare, and the arts. Diane's work has been featured in prominent publications, highlighting her commitment to reporting on critical societal issues.
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Diane Crocker’s coverage primarily focuses on local news in Corner Brook, Newfoundland and Labrador, with a significant emphasis on crime-related stories. She frequently reports on legal matters, government announcements, and evolving local stories.
Given the focus of Diane's articles, she may be interested in receiving pitches related to local court cases or legal policy changes within Newfoundland and Labrador. Additionally, due to her frequent coverage of evolving stories related to crime and family issues like hoarding animals or land disputes involving wind farms.
Pitches that offer insights from relevant legal experts or community members directly impacted by these events could resonate well with Diane. It would also be beneficial for sources offering commentary or expertise to have a clear tie to the specific geographic area covered in Diane's reporting.
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By: Diane Crocker
Alleged victim still believes that coming forward was worth it
By: Diane Crocker
Cristina Gumarang said the images coming out of the Philippines are hard to look at after the June 8 earthquake
By: Diane Crocker
Jennifer Crocker is concerned about Mount Patricia Cemetery Association’s plan to ban artificial flowers for the Corner Brook graveyard
By: Diane Crocker
Lisa Lucas says the town needs the project to stay alive, raises concerns about future of promised long-term care project
By: Diane Crocker
Kippens woman couldn’t see an end to the line of vehicles while stuck in construction traffic between Pynn’s Brook and St. Judes
By: Diane Crocker
Electrofishing underway in Massey Drive caught 44 goldfish in three minutes as efforts continue to stop the invasive species from spreading
By: Diane Crocker
Sean Gibbons’ trial on a trafficking charge would have ended outside the 30-month time limit set out in Jordan framework
By: Diane Crocker
Judge Wayne Gorman says conditions must concentrate on protecting the man’s victims and lessening the potential for future harm
Dr. Peter Bass is concerned that the water supply is being contaminated by the Humber Canal and could be linked to high cancer rates
By: Diane Crocker
Noelle Laite was originally convicted in January 2023
