Jasmine Kazlauskas is a News Reporter at Real Life. She specializes in travel and tourism, with a focus on consumer travel, aviation, and the travel industry, covering topics such as airlines, airports, and adventure travel. Jasmine's work has been featured in prominent publications including The NT News, New Zealand Herald, and the New York Post, among others.
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Jasmine's coverage mainly revolves around local crime, society, and entertainment news in Australia, particularly New South Wales. To effectively pitch to her, consider offering insights on breaking or evolving stories related to crime incidents or societal issues within the region.
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Dramatic efforts are currently underway to save seven people who have been trapped in a flooded cave for the past six days in Laos.
A raucous Australian traveller was detained by police for allegedly exposing his genitals multiple times while walking along a famous tourist hotspot.
By: Jasmine Kazlauskas
There are fears a serial killer could be on the loose in a popular tourist hotspot after three women were horrifically murdered in the area in less than two weeks.
By: Jasmine Kazlauskas
A woman's spontaneous holiday weekend quickly turned to disaster, leaving her fighting for life in the ICU.
A massive brawl involving at least 14 tourists has erupted at a popular Bali nightclub.
A stunning painting of an iconic tourist destination has found its way onto Qantas’ newest plane.
By: Jasmine Kazlauskas
A massive brawl involving at least 14 tourists has erupted at a popular Bali nightclub.
What was meant to be a calming sunset walk quickly turned into a catastrophe after a woman found herself suddenly engulfed by quicksand at her local beach.
Jaw-dropping footage has emerged of what could be the world’s first ‘floating city’ that will hold 80,000 people along a massive 1.6km long cruise ship.
