Harry Hollinsworth is a Picture Researcher at The Sydney Morning Herald. He specializes in sourcing and curating compelling visual content that enhances storytelling, focusing on themes that resonate with contemporary issues and cultural narratives. Harry's work has been featured in various publications, showcasing his keen eye for impactful imagery.
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Harry Hollinsworth's coverage primarily focuses on local government announcements, evolving stories, and breaking news in Australia, particularly New South Wales and Sydney. The themes covered are diverse including government & politics, sports, and entertainment news.
When reaching out to Harry with pitches or sources for articles related to his coverage attributes and themes covered, consider offering insights into local government decisions or policies, updates on evolving stories within the region (especially those spanning several dates), as well as breaking news related to political developments, sports events or entertainment within New South Wales or Sydney.
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Firemen tonight “washed” a patient down from the top of a tree at Heathcote Mental Home in Perth.
Jiro Satoh, captain of Japan’s Davis Cup team, died by suicide by jumping from the ship Hakone Maru.
Cribb caught, tennis match, and a Quay sale
Watergate blame, gallery go-ahead, and bank shot
Film producer Alfred Hitchcock spent a day of suspense at Warwick Farm races yesterday.
An angry crowd tried to throw Communist speakers into the Yarra River this afternoon.
Onlookers gasped as a workman hung by his fingertips from a scaffolding plank six floors up.
Belly landing, robe row and gone to the dogs
The push to Rome, no rest for the N.E.S., and actors in the ring
Winched to safety, Kinks cut short, and first grand slam.
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