Julia Mahony is a journalist for the Wairarapa Times-Age, focusing on local news in Masterton, New Zealand. With a passion for storytelling, Julia covers a wide range of topics including community events, human interest stories, local businesses, and cultural celebrations. Her articles provide a unique perspective on the vibrant and diverse community of Masterton.
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Masterton, New Zealand (Local)
Julia Mahony's local focus suggests that she is likely to be interested in stories related to the Masterton area and its community. With a substantial portion of her coverage being focused on event coverage, pitching local events, community initiatives or educational programs taking place in Masterton may resonate well with her.
Given the themes covered in Julia's articles - entertainment news, family & relationships, and house & home - it might be beneficial to pitch human-interest stories about individuals or families from the area. Stories related to nature and life could also align with her interests.
When reaching out to Julia Mahony, consider highlighting how your pitch connects with the local community and how it can resonate with her audience in Masterton, New Zealand.
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