Jonathan Hawes is a Journalist at various publications including The Canberra Times and Newcastle Herald. He covers a diverse range of topics with a focus on Tamworth Regional Council, Business, and Property, while also engaging with themes such as regional interest, agriculture, and government affairs. Jonathan's work has been featured in notable outlets like the Nyngan Observer and Central Western Daily.
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Jonathan's coverage focuses on local events, community development, and government announcements in the New South Wales region. Pitches should emphasize local relevance and impact for Tamworth residents or stakeholders. Topics related to music festivals, city council decisions, community initiatives, and road upgrades are likely to align well with his coverage.
Given Jonathan's emphasis on event coverage and government announcements, he may be interested in pitches highlighting upcoming local events or significant developments within the area. Additionally, stories that touch on business & industry impacts at a local level could also resonate with his audience.
When reaching out to Jonathan Hawes, consider how your pitch ties into the fabric of the New South Wales community while focusing on themes such as entertainment news tied to localized events like music festivals or significant moments impacting family life or economic affairs in the region.
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By: Jonathan Hawes
Council says developer should consider building a bypass.
The Electrical Trades Union has called off a power workers' rally planned for Tamworth's main street on Wednesday morning. Login or signup to continue reading
By: Jonathan Hawes
Students across Tamworth are celebrating the culmination of years of hard work as HSC results for the Class of 2024 were revealed on Wednesday morning.
By: Jonathan Hawes
Residents in the rural locality of Retreat are excited to meet their new postie following months of complaints and a sometimes life-threatening blockage of mail deliveries.
By: Jonathan Hawes
Residents are calling on the state government to shut down a privately-owned landfill just outside Gunnedah after a fire sent pillars of toxic smoke billowing into the air.
By: Jonathan Hawes
Dr Stephen May is retiring after more than 35 years in Tamworth.
By: Jonathan Hawes
Susan Barrett and Jane Burt retire after a combined 82 years.
By: Jonathan Hawes
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Bendemeer residents are calling for urgent pedestrian safety upgrades and a clear plan for a century-old bridge people are still using despite warnings from Tamworth council.
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