Kenji Sato is a journalist based in Dayboro, Queensland, focusing on local news and issues. He writes for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) and his work has also been featured in News.com.au. Kenji covers a range of topics including crime, education, social issues, politics, and arts and culture.
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Brisbane, Australia (Local)
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Kenji Sato's coverage is primarily focused on local issues within Australia, particularly in Queensland and the city of Brisbane. He frequently cites data and government announcements, indicating a preference for factual information from reliable sources.
Given his emphasis on crime, domestic violence, and youth-related topics, pitches should aim to provide expert commentary or data-driven insights related to these areas. Stories that shed light on local initiatives or developments in Brisbane and Queensland may be well-received by Kenji.
Entertainment news also features prominently in Kenji's coverage. If your pitch relates to noteworthy events or developments within this sphere specifically tied to the specified geographic focus, it could be of interest to him as well.
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By: Kenji Sato
During his final press conference before the election, Mr Crisafulli said his promise was now to have fewer crime victims "per capita".
By: Kenji Sato
The ABC has asked a mathematician to explain how using statistics can form a narrative that may not show the full story.
By: Kenji-Sato
Rhonda Fahey felt scared and confused when she received a knock on the door from two police officers who had come to evict her into homelessness.
By: Kenji-Sato, Tobi-Loftus
A water spout has momentarily appeared on the Brisbane River today after a severe but short-lived super cell swept across the city.
By: Kenji Sato
In high school Hayley Piggot tried every chemical, cream, and bleach to fight the painful pus-filled acne pimples on her face and back. Ultimately she accessed a treatment that changed everything, but it was far from easy.
By: Kenji Sato
Business owners say they are facing significant financial losses as a council road upgrade running a year behind schedule forces complicated traffic detours.
By: Kenji-Sato
A councillor with Korean heritage has offered to take One Nation leader Pauline Hanson out for bubble tea after receiving a legal threat from the party.
By: Kenji-Sato
When Brisbane City Council cut electricity and barbecues to two homeless camps , people like Kira Leaf came with generators and gas cookers.
By: Kenji-Sato
Brisbane City Council has created a joint taskforce with police to investigate "anti-social behaviour" at homeless camps.
By: Kenji Sato, Craig Zonca, Loretta Ryan
Brisbane's "cheaper" alternative to an underground metro now costs more than the original plan due to repeated budget blowouts.
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