Lauren Ironmonger is a lifestyle writer at The Sydney Morning Herald. She covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, beauty and fashion, and arts and entertainment, with a particular focus on mental health, fitness, and the fashion industry. Lauren's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Stuff, WAtoday, MSN, The Age, Brisbane Times, Waikato Times, and Newswav.
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Lauren Ironmonger predominantly covers lifestyle topics such as Christmas gifts, New Year's resolutions, and internet trends. Her articles often contain gift guides and expert commentary. If you are pitching to Lauren, consider providing unique insights into current lifestyle trends or exclusive data related to popular consumer products.
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I t can be tricky buying gifts for the special guy in your life; they often buy whatever they need before you know they need it and rarely fuss over items they find fanciful.
By: Abby Seaman, Lauren Ironmonger
The time has come to once again show your dad just how much he means to you.
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More women are choosing to get the “egg timer”test, despite warnings from experts that it cannot tell us anything about our likelihood to conceive.
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More than just a chance to show off their sporting prowess, these coming games are a chance for organ transplant recipients to meet others like them and give hope to those still waiting for a life-saving donation.
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By: Lauren Ironmonger
From sea creatures to Quentin Tarantino, the 28-year-old tennis star has no shortage of surprising stylistic inspiration to draw upon.
By: Lauren Ironmonger, Jessica Yun
How Ultra Violette founders Ava Chandler-Matthews and Bec Jefferd found themselves at the centre of “SunscreenGate”.
