Emily Dobson is a journalist based in Mount Isa, Queensland, Australia. She writes for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) and JAMES T WARRING SONS PROFIT SHARING TRUST, focusing on local news and stories that impact the community. Her articles cover a range of topics including mining closures, cultural events, weather, social issues, and human interest stories.
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Emily Dobson's articles predominantly cover local events and community issues in the Queensland region, with a focus on topics such as outback Australia, natural disasters, and community resilience. Given her emphasis on event coverage and expert commentary, she may be particularly interested in receiving pitches that involve human-interest stories from the local area or insights from experts who are directly involved in addressing the challenges faced by communities in these regions.
Pitches related to unique initiatives aimed at supporting local communities during challenging times or feature stories about individuals making a positive impact could resonate well with Emily’s coverage. Additionally, offering data-driven insights into how specific events or trends are impacting local communities might also capture her attention.
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By: Emily Dobson
As the mercury continues to rise, crews are on stand-by to tackle worsening conditions.
By: Emily-Dobson
The Queensland Fire Department has issued a watch-and-act warning for a bushfire burning near Cloncurry in the state's north-west.
By: Emily-Dobson
For centuries, lovers have traversed the globe seeking a romantic place to pop the question.
By: Emily-Dobson
Karen Chong imagines herself relaxing with a simple icy pole pleasure when she escapes the scorching sun to rest each afternoon.
By: Emily Dobson, Julius Dennis
The Bureau of Meteorology has recorded 146 kilometre per hour gusts at the Julia Creek airport as a ferocious storm has torn through the region.
By: Emily-Dobson
With a slight grunt and a leap, Keith Ballard still manages to pull himself up onto the back of a horse.
By: Emily Dobson
A stalwart on the outback racing scene, Keith Ballard is preparing for his final ride before hanging up the saddle.
By: Emily-Dobson
The Office of the Work Health and Safety Prosecutor (OWHSP) will pursue charges over the deaths of two workers at an underground mine in outback Queensland last year.
Australia's oldest jockey is hanging up his saddle after more than five decades.
By: Maddie Nixon, Emily Dobson
If you feel like you've seen the words "voluntary administration" just about everywhere this year, you'd be on the money.
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