Ema Sabljak is a data journalist at DC Thomson, with a focus on local news in Scotland, particularly in Dundee and Fife. With a background at The Herald Scotland and Glasgow Times, Ema's work often delves into investigative pieces and data-driven stories, shedding light on various aspects of communities in the region.
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Glasgow, scotland (Local)
Ema's local focus on Scotland suggests an interest in stories that directly impact the community. She covers evolving and breaking news, with a significant emphasis on entertainment news, government & politics, crime, and tragedy. Pitches for Ema should revolve around local events or developments within this region.
Given her coverage attributes emphasizing evolving stories and breaking news as well as topics such as car accidents and hospitalization, she would likely be interested in pitches related to ongoing investigations into incidents affecting the community or updates concerning public safety issues. Additionally, considering her focus on entertainment news alongside regional tragedies and politics could provide opportunities for insightful human-interest pieces that resonate with local readership.
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By: Ema Sabljak
New special report by The Courier's data team.
Storm Babet's impact in charts and maps as heavy rainfall pushes water levels surging to record heights
By: Ema Sabljak
How healthy are Perth's high streets? From vacancy to the most popular types of business, what is happening within the Fair City's retail economy?
We've tracked units on some of Perth's main shopping streets to check the health of our high streets.
By: Ema Sabljak
Is there a business that thrives on Dundee high streets? Are there shops that soar in other cities but fail in the City of Discovery?
Who owns the longest standing vacant properties on Dundee's high streets? We purchased property deeds for 18 units which have been empty for at least three years.
Our data team has been tracking Perth's high streets since December. This latest update shows how things have changed so far in 2024
The most popular baby names in Scotland have been revealed for 2023. But do baby names in Tayside, Fife, and Stirling follow national trends? We've looked into the data to find out.
By: Ema Sabljak
The full list of Scottish baby names is now out, highlighting the many names chosen for 2023 babies. We've unpacked the latest baby naming trends and most popular names in Scotland.
We investigate whether the Dundee V&A may be helping drive regeneration of the high streets by driving more people to the city.
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