Jenny Denton is a local journalist based in Bendigo, Australia. She writes for the Bendigo Advertiser and her work has also appeared in The Courier. Jenny covers a range of local news stories, including community events, natural disasters, human interest stories, and local government issues.
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Jenny Denton's coverage is heavily focused on local news, particularly crime and events in Bendigo, Australia. She seems to prefer covering evolving and breaking stories related to the local community. If you have information about ongoing local developments or breaking news in Bendigo, especially those related to crime or events, your pitch may be well-received by her.
Given Jenny's focus on government announcements and event coverage within a specific geographic area, consider providing insights into how these announcements impact the community. Additionally, if there are upcoming events or initiatives relevant to health or weather conditions in Bendigo that she might cover based on past articles titles such as "free pharmacy flu shots for over 65s", this could also be a potential angle for pitching ideas.
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By: Jenny Denton
A 51-year-old man was thrown from the bonnet of a moving car.
By: Jenny Denton
After their first child was born engineers David Hubbert and Natalie McCarthy came home from Europe and bought a farm half an hour out of Bendigo.
By: Jenny Denton
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By: Jenny Denton
Former Bendigo phys ed teacher Bryan Keely has pleaded guilty to two sets of charges relating to his repeated grooming and sexual assault of an under-age girl.
By: Jenny Denton
A man who was driving unlicensed with methylamphetamine in his system when he caused a fatal crash in Kyneton last year has pleaded guilty to a series of charges relating to the January 14 event.
By: Jenny Denton
A 20-year-old man caught driving after taking amphetamines three times in 15 months cried in the Bendigo Magistrates' Court as he talked about his former addiction.
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