James Weir is a journalist at News.com.au. He specializes in a diverse range of topics including personal finance, architecture, family relationships, and arts and entertainment, often exploring themes such as credit health, debt management, and communication techniques in relationships. James has been featured in notable publications such as The Advertiser Foundation, The Daily Telegraph, and The Australian Financial Review.
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James Weir's coverage primarily focuses on local events and evolving stories related to entertainment, party culture, and celebrity gossip in Australia. As such, he is likely interested in pitches that provide exclusive insights or interviews with key figures involved in the mentioned topics. Given his emphasis on event coverage and evolving stories, consider offering unique angles or access to behind-the-scenes information for upcoming events or ongoing developments within the Australian entertainment scene.
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At Australian Fashion Week, the devil doesn’t wear Prada. They wear …
Days before The Hollywood Reporter Australia launched itself as “the trusted voice of Australia’s entertainment industry,” the trusted voice published an all-caps Patrick Brammall would host the Logies. A few hours later, every other outlet confirmed the gig had gone to wildlife warrior-turned-TV heartthrob Robert Irwin, and the post quietly vanished.
Four or five weeks ago, Ciaran Davis’s phone rang.
By: James Weir
/ -- When a trial court ordered sexual abuse survivors to disclose confidential medical records to the hospital they are suing, McGrath Kavinoky LLP (hyperlinked) filed a Petition for Writ of Mandate challenging the order. The California Court of Appeal subsequently issued a stay while it reviews the dispute. (California Court of Appeal Case No. B354712 )
Karl Stefanovic promised to “unleash the beast” but, after the usual cycle of sharp pivots and U-turns in the former TV host’s life, he is now, in fact, re-leashed.
There are some parody clips of Karl Stefanovic gliding through social media feeds that the former TV host doesn’t seem to like.
By: James Weir
National nonprofit urges the California Court of Appeal to block access to the unrelated medical and sexual histories of hundreds of women alleging
By: James Weir
A second national advocacy organization is joining McGrath Kavinoky LLP in the fight to protect the privacy of sexual abuse survivors in the litigation against
There’s some whispered Channel 9 lore about a young, wet-behind-the-ears Karl Stefanovic who, immediately after landing the Today show gig in 2005, did the smartest thing he would ever do in television: ask for advice.
Everyone loves a reboot, and it seems this year’s blockbuster is Honey, I Shrunk The Clicks, starring Karl Stefanovic.
