Jacqueline Maley is a Senior Writer at the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age. She focuses on culture and society, exploring themes related to travel, social issues, and politics, with a keen interest in topics such as the Royal Family and Meghan Markle. Jacqueline's work has been featured in various publications including WAtoday, Australian National Review Newspaper, and Brisbane Times.
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Jacqueline Maley's focus is on national Australian issues, particularly in the realm of politics and social commentary. Her coverage heavily features legal policy regulation and government announcements, alongside evolving stories and opinion editorials.
Given her extensive coverage of political themes such as freedom of speech, feminism, indigenous rights, and social media dynamics within Australia, she would be interested in pitches that offer expert opinions from individuals who have direct experience or knowledge related to these topics.
Contributions focusing on legal policy changes or regulatory developments in Australia’s political landscape could also pique Jacqueline's interest. Additionally, insights into evolving societal narratives tied to government announcements may resonate well with her coverage scope.
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By: Jacqueline Maley
By: Jacqueline Maley
Tink, whose seat was recently abolished, says criticism of the teal movement by Bradfield MP Paul Fletcher shows how the party misunderstands the teal movement.
By: Jacqueline Maley
The new blockbuster movie of the stage show Wicked calculates the cost of female niceness and has radical things to say about the way women are cast into rigid roles.
By: Jacqueline Maley
By: Jacqueline Maley
Taking comfort in simple pleasures – such as reading – can provide us with a shield against the world’s woes. Toughness can wait.
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