Heidi Petith is an editor and journalist at the Daily Mercury in Mackay, Australia. With a focus on local news, Heidi covers a wide range of topics including politics, road upgrades, accidents, community events, and human interest stories. Her work has been featured in various publications including The Weekly Times, Gold Coast Bulletin, North Queensland News, The Courier-Mail, Cairns Post, The Advertiser Foundation, and Herald Sun.
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Mackay, Australia (Local)
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Heidi Petith's coverage focuses on local news, especially in the Queensland area, with an emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news. Her articles often cover entertainment news, government & politics, and crime-related events.
Given her focus on local news and community events in Mackay and surrounding areas of Australia, she may be interested in pitches related to human interest stories from that region. Furthermore, as she covers a significant amount of government announcements and crime-related topics, experts or sources who can provide insights into these areas would likely find success reaching out to her.
Pitches should emphasize relevance to the local community or highlight unique angles related to ongoing stories or developing situations within the Queensland region.
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By: Fergus Gregg, Heidi Petith, Paul Brescia
A respected gallery director is in Mackay this weekend to judge a highly anticipated annual competition where each of the more than 250 artworks are available to buy. What you need to know.
By: Heidi Petith
A new campaign is pushing to revert the funding model for Bruce Highway upgrades back to a 80-20 split between the state and federal governments.
By: Heidi Petith, Andreas Nicola
By: Paul Brescia, Heidi Petith
Belinda Hassan has been replaced as deputy mayor of Mackay Regional Council. See how her replacement plans on ‘steadying the ship'.
By: Darryn Nufer, Paul Brescia, Heidi Petith
A horrific crash in the Whitsundays has taken the lives of two people, and left another fighting for life.
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