Emily Wind is a journalist for The Guardian, covering a wide range of topics including news, weather, culture, and current events. With a focus on Australia, Emily's articles provide in-depth analysis and reporting on important issues affecting the country, from environmental disasters to social justice movements.
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Emily Wind's coverage indicates a strong focus on evolving and breaking news stories, particularly related to crime, government & politics, and entertainment. She appears to be interested in articles that provide in-depth coverage of ongoing events or recent developments.
If you're looking to pitch Emily, consider providing insights or updates on high-profile crime cases or developing political situations. Additionally, if there are significant weather-related incidents or newsworthy happenings at Australian beaches, she might be receptive to pitches related to those topics as well.
Given her extensive coverage of Australian news and interests in evolving stories with frequent updates, it would benefit your outreach efforts to offer unique angles or exclusive information relevant to the themes covered in her articles.
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By: Emily Wind
Pitch music and arts festival attenders urged to delay arrival, with those already on site told to head home
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By: Emily Wind
McArthur River at community of Borroloola predicted to peak at 18 metres, three metres higher than previous 2001 record
By: Emily Wind
Maritime Union of Australia branch secretary Paul Keating was one of 19 people arrested and charged over the protest
By: Emily Wind
Legal Observers NSW says ‘several officers’ at Port Botany protest – where 19 people were arrested – wore thin blue line patch on uniform
By: Emily Wind
Luke Dorsett stopped his niece from falling out of a raft but died alongside his sister Kate Goodchild and his long-term partner Roozi Araghi
By: Emily Wind
Force says the man is undergoing medical treatment and investigations are continuing
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Indigenous star posts CCTV footage on Instagram, stating ‘Aboriginal kids deserve to be able to play safely, free from racism and abuse over the fence’
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