Laura Newell is a Readers' Editor based in Western Australia, with a focus on local news in the Perth area. She writes for various publications including Pilbara News, The West Australian, Augusta-Margaret River Times, and Albany Advertiser. Laura's articles cover a range of topics including community issues, social commentary, and cultural events.
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Laura Newell's articles focus on local issues, women's issues, parenting, and opinion pieces. She writes about Australian culture and is particularly interested in promoting positive role models for girls.
Given her focus on local communities and family-related topics, experts or sources with a deep understanding of the social fabric of Australia or insights into parenting and women’s issues would likely be well-received by Laura. Additionally, pitches that align with her interest in promoting positive role models for girls could resonate strongly with her.
She may also appreciate content related to sports as it comprises 30% of the themes covered in her articles. If you have expertise in these areas or can offer a unique perspective tailored to an Australian audience, your pitch might capture Laura's attention effectively.
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Women need to be sitting up and taking note of what is said by those who would lead us on the issues that matter to us the most.
By: Laura Newell
Standing at the end of his driveway, Rod Chapman could see he'd lost everything.
Too many of us are still leaving bushfire preparedness too late, despite the wake-up call of a blaze with a 30m wall of flames that threatened suburbs in Perth’s north just one year ago.
WA teachers will be able to use artificial intelligence for end-of-year school reports despite blanket bans on the practice in other states.
How could I have dropped the ball so badly? (Spoiler: A boy was involved.) But with a little resilience, I went on to get a top-notch degree and pursue a career I’ve loved.
Sandy Anghie complains about the following stories: (September 23, 2023) “Here comes Team Sandy at a cost of $16k” (The ‘first story'); (October 5, 2023) “Keeping her own council?
By: Laura Newell
Let me take you back in time to a Christmas past, when peplum tops were the height of fashion, Gotye's earworm Somebody That I Used to Know topped
The State Government announces the additional hours each year as if they are Santa’s elves gifting candy to children. But come the end of the jingle tills season, it’s back to being Scrooge.
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