Georgia Roberts is a features reporter with a focus on fashion, lifestyle, and current affairs. With her work appearing in various publications including Fizzy Mag, ABC, BBC Mundo, and Personnel Today, Georgia brings a unique perspective to her articles, blending style and substance to engage readers on a wide range of topics.
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Georgia's focus is primarily on government and politics within Australia. She covers evolving stories, legal policy regulation, and government announcements related to employment law, domestic violence, international relations, and fashion.
Given her coverage attributes and themes covered, she would likely be most responsive to pitches that offer expert commentary or insights into Australian governmental policies, legal changes affecting employment law in Australia or the impact of these changes. Additionally, topics related to domestic violence initiatives and their intersection with governmental policies are also areas where Georgia may welcome relevant input.
Pitches should consider focusing on the national context of Australia while providing insightful commentary on how specific issues intersect with local legislation and regulations.
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For the first time in 20 years, the ACT has elected independent members to parliament.
King Charles III and Queen Camilla have landed in Australia's capital as they begin their second official day of royal engagements.
The government has reaffirmed its commitment to Great British Railways after previous uncertainty.
By: Jade Toomey, Georgia Roberts, Patrick Bell
The Federal Court is deciding whether Bruce Lehrmann can push ahead with his bid for an appeal against the findings of his failed defamation case.
Derby City Council has already spent over £4.6m on private accommodation this financial year.
Mr Rose denied he owed the money but when asked by the BBC to provide evidence, he declined.
Leaders will be hoping for more funding for the homeless, for tackling landslips and for roads.
The Radbourne Unit in Derby will now not open for at least a year because of noise disrupting patient care.
The schools were approved by the previous government but now face a 'value for money' review.
They said they had been inundated with complaints after a 20% cut in the budget.
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