Grace Crivellaro is a journalist based in Wollongong, New South Wales, with a focus on local news. She has written for various publications, including the Illawarra Mercury, South Coast Register, and The Canberra Times. Grace covers a wide range of topics, including crime, community events, and local issues affecting the Wollongong area.
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Grace Crivellaro's coverage predominantly focuses on evolving and breaking local news stories, with a significant emphasis on crime-related incidents in the Illawarra region. She is likely to be responsive to pitches related to ongoing or breaking news developments in the areas of crime, local events, storm damage reports, rescues, and other incidents specific to the Illawarra region.
Given her focus on evolving stories and breaking news, PR professionals can consider providing updates or exclusive insights into unfolding situations within these themes as they pertain to New South Wales/Wollongong area.
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By: Grace Crivellaro
It's alleged a duo tripped the man over and punched him repeatedly.
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By: Grace Crivellaro
A frail Lake Illawarra man who struggled with a gambling addiction captured the DNA of his alleged killer under his fingernails as he attempted to fight back, a trial has heard.
By: Grace Crivellaro
The convictions led to Junior Amone's $500k contract being torn up.
By: Grace Crivellaro
A friend of Matthew Davis told the jury how he found his friend's body.
By: Grace Crivellaro
A former Illawarra teacher has applied to overturn her convictions on the basis she cannot be held responsible due to her gender, despite pleading guilty to sexually abusing a student for years.
By: Grace Crivellaro
A former Dragons player is fighting to have convictions for a brutal rooftop hammer attack quashed after his lucrative NRL contract was torn up.
By: Grace Crivellaro
'I felt guilty ... it was the right thing to do.'
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