Jonathan Bryce is an Editorial Assistant at Yahoo. He specializes in finance and investment, with a particular focus on the automotive industry, covering topics related to cars, trucks, and lorries. Jonathan's work has been featured in prominent publications including Yahoo Sports, Yahoo News, Fiji Sun Ltd, Autocar Business, Autocar Professional, Autocar, The Dallas Morning News, and MSN.
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Jonathan Bryce's coverage predominantly revolves around press releases, with a focus on the automotive industry and design. His interest in new car innovations, car technologies, and travel indicates that he may be interested in receiving pitches related to innovative automotive technologies, significant developments in the automotive industry, or travel-related topics such as best destinations for specific demographics.
Given his focus on press releases and updates within the automotive sector, PR professionals representing companies launching new products or making notable advancements in technology would likely find Jonathan receptive to their news.
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Second-hand needn’t mean second-best, so here’s the cream of the classified crop
By: Jonathan Bryce, Ronald Kumar
Governor says fuel prices, not inflation alone, will shape economic outlook Tuesday 21 April 2026 | 02:30
Second-hand needn’t mean second-best, so here’s the cream of the classified crop
Arch rival for the Dacia Spring takes on a more mature, equipment-laden approach
Fiji-made beverages recognised among entries from more than 30 countries.
By: Jonathan Bryce
Fiji-made beverages recognised among entries from more than 30 countries.
Second-hand needn’t mean second-best, so here’s the cream of the classified crop
Qantas’ Traveler Insider names Fiji resorts offering unique activities for children.
More than 300 applications for the MSME and Community-Based Tourism Support Programme were received from local businesses, women-led enterprises, and community-based tourism operators.
Mrs Tugaga becomes the first Fijian national to lead the OCO Secretariat and only the second woman to hold the position since the organisation was established in 1998.
