Lanie Tindale is a City reporter at The Canberra Times. She covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, government and politics, as well as crime and justice, reflecting her extensive experience in both general assignment news and specialized health reporting. Lanie's work has been featured in various publications, including Maitland Mercury, Milton Ulladulla Times, and Forbes Advocate.
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Canberra, Australia (Local)
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Lanie Tindale's coverage is diverse, spanning from local government announcements to crime and entertainment news. She seems particularly interested in covering breaking or evolving stories related to these themes. Therefore, if you have insights into local government policies or breaking news related to crime or entertainment in Australia, especially Canberra, she would likely be receptive.
Given her focus on health-related topics such as ADHD and autism diagnosis struggles, pitching stories related to similar healthcare challenges might also resonate with her. Additionally, given her interest in babies' names and the new year's first births, providing insights into trends around childbirth and parenting could capture her attention.
It's important that any pitches reflect a clear understanding of the local context within Australia and specifically Canberra when reaching out to Lanie Tindale.
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Experts said individual support not enough to stop suicides.
By: Lanie Tindale
It's the first budget since a scathing economist report.
Future of ice sport facility, cultural district under question.
By: Lanie Tindale
A top doctor says a linking patient safety to workplace culture validates concerns that make her afraid for her children's future.
By: Lanie Tindale
Facility would be within 200m of a preschool.
By: Lanie Tindale
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By: Lanie Tindale
Which departments had the biggest claims for unpaid, unrostered overtime.
By: Lanie Tindale
Private mental health hospital learns from the public system.
By: Kaab Qureshi, Paris Chia, Lanie Tindale
Serious privacy concerns remain unresolved six months after the ANU was told that extremely sensitive information, including harassment and bullying disclosures, was viewable by all staff and students.
