Eryk Bagshaw is a correspondent at The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age. He covers a range of topics including arts and entertainment, hospitality and leisure, as well as international affairs with a focus on China, Australia, Japan, and the Russia-Ukraine War. Eryk's work has been featured in notable publications such as Brisbane Times, Editor & Publisher (E&P) Magazine, and The Australian Financial Review.
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Eryk Bagshaw's extensive coverage of international relations, government announcements, and evolving world affairs suggests a strong interest in topics such as international diplomacy, global politics, and China-Australia relations. Given the focus on these areas, Eryk would likely value pitches that provide expert analysis or exclusive insights into diplomatic relationships between countries, particularly involving Australia and China.
Pitches offering insider perspectives on unfolding geopolitical events or those providing unique access to government officials involved in shaping foreign policy could be well received. Additionally, experts with a deep understanding of legal policies related to international relations may also capture his attention.
Since Eryk's geographic focus is national (Australia), it would be beneficial for pitches to highlight their relevance to this specific region while addressing broader global implications.
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By: Eryk Bagshaw, Laura Sparkes
By: Lisa Visentin, Eryk Bagshaw
At 500 kilometres an hour, the Maglev could revolutionise rail travel. But it’s also causing plenty of controversy.
By: Bianca Hrovat, Patrick Begley, Eryk Bagshaw
By: Eryk Bagshaw, Bianca Hrovat
By: Bianca Hrovat, Eryk Bagshaw
Staff at the trendy Newtown diner claimed they weren’t paid properly and had to deal with the drunken antics of owner Walter Shellshear – claims he denies.
By: Eryk Bagshaw
NSW Police are investigating “horrific acts of animal cruelty” at a high school south of Sydney.
By: Eryk Bagshaw
NSW Police are investigating after 29 chickens were killed in a pen at the school south of Sydney.
Blue Sky Kids Land promised “exceptional care” to its tiny customers and their parents, ornamenting them in flower girl dresses, intricate christening
By: Edward Adeti, Eryk Bagshaw
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