Jennie Lenman is a journalist and announcer with a focus on local news in Australia, specifically in South Australia and the Goolwa area. She writes for Power FM SA and 5MU, and her work has also appeared in 5RM - Riverland & Mallee. Jennie covers a range of topics including local events, crime, community issues, and human interest stories.
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Adelaide, Australia (Local)
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Jennie Lenman's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, including breaking news and evolving stories in South Australia. She is particularly interested in crime-related incidents, community events, accidents, wildlife related updates, and infrastructure developments within the region.
Given her focus on local news and breaking stories, she may be more receptive to pitches regarding exclusive interviews with eyewitnesses or individuals involved in the covered incidents. Additionally, providing expert commentary from relevant authorities or professionals would likely capture her attention.
If you have first-hand accounts of local events or insights into ongoing developing stories within South Australia that align with Jennie’s coverage areas such as crime-related incidents or community initiatives, your pitch is likely to resonate with her reporting interests.
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Three people have been arrested after attempting to take illicit drugs into Mobilong prison in Murray Bridge.
L-R: Arts Mentee, Bella Gazard, Mural Artist and Mentor, TaylrJay at the new Woodside Tank mural. Photo: Office of Minister Dan Cregan, supplied
South Australia is welcoming a jet-setting elephant today with the first of five Asian elephants arriving at Monarto Safari Park.
Deputy Commissioner of Police Linda Williams, City of Adelaide Lions Club and South Australia Police (SAPOL) 2024 Citizen of the Year Sean Williams, and City of Adelaide Lions Club President Andrew Stacey. Picture: SA Police
Murray Bridge Riverfront Christmas Festival. Photo: facebook.com/mbchristmasfest/
There is a community push to bring the much-loved pontoon at Horseshoe Bay back, following damage.
A Goolwa bakery that was seriously damaged when a car crashed through the window has announced it is reopening this weekend.
A supermarket in Mount Compass is changing hands this month.
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