John Buckley is a Media Correspondent at Capital Brief, based in Sydney. He focuses on a variety of themes including government and politics, business and economics, and the arts and entertainment, with a particular emphasis on the broadcasting industry and real estate development. John’s work has been featured in prominent outlets such as VICE Media, The Sydney Morning Herald, and Crikey, showcasing his diverse reporting across multiple platforms.
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John Buckley's coverage is heavily focused on the media industry, streaming services, Australian news outlets, advertising, and retail. With a strong emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation in the context of these topics, he would likely be interested in pitches related to regulatory changes impacting media businesses or new government policies affecting the entertainment industry.
Given his interest in content & publishing and entertainment news themes, he might also be open to receiving pitches about trends or developments within the Australian media landscape such as leadership changes at major companies or emerging consumer habits that impact advertising strategies.
Considering John’s national focus on Australia, relevant local angles or insights into how global trends specifically affect the country's media industry could make for compelling pitches.
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By: John Buckley, Fiona Byrne
John Barilaro was elected to the party’s central council at its annual general conference earlier this month.
By: Fiona Byrne, John Buckley
Melbourne racing trainer Ciaron Maher brought his mum with him as he joined King Charles and Queen Camilla for lunch at Windsor Castle before going racing at Royal Ascot.
By: John Buckley, Fiona Byrne
By: John Buckley, Fiona Byrne
A gallery famous for its star-studded launch party and bearing the name of one of Australia’s highest-profile celebrity portrait artists has surprisingly closed.
By: Fiona Byrne, John Buckley
By: Christine Lacy, John Buckley
By: Fiona Byrne, John Buckley
By: John Buckley, Fiona Byrne
As the populist right-wing party continues to ride a wave in polls, corporates are beginning to wonder when to start lobbying the party – and through whom.
