Liam Beatty is a journalist with a focus on local news in Western Australia, specifically in the Kalgoorlie region. He has written for various publications including the Herald Sun, The Weekly Times, and The West Australian. Liam's work covers a range of topics including crime, human interest stories, and community events.
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Liam Beatty focuses primarily on evolving and breaking crime-related stories, with a specific focus on Melbourne and broader Australian news. He also covers court cases extensively. If you have insights or new developments related to ongoing criminal investigations, court cases in Australia (especially Melbourne), or breaking crime news, he would likely be interested in hearing from you.
Considering his coverage attributes, Liam may highly value sources who can provide exclusive updates or unique perspectives on these evolving stories before they become widely covered by other outlets.
Given the geographic focus of his articles, it’s important for pitches to tie into locations such as Melbourne, Australia more broadly, Western Australia or Kalgoorlie when relevant.
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A remorseless killer who murdered his wife with an axe in front of their teenage children has been jailed for 37 years.
By: Liam Beatty
A remorseless killer who murdered his wife with an axe in front of their teenage children has been jailed for 37 years.
Authorities have issued a warning for Sydneysiders planning on attending events this weekend as ongoing “delays and cancellations” are expected.
Residents surrounding a national park in Victoria's west have been urged to leave now as an out-of-control bushfire tripled in size overnight.
Residents surrounding a national park in Victoria’s west have been urged to leave now as an out-of-control bushfire tripled in size overnight.
Family and friends of a man killed in what police suspect was a targeted group attack in Melbourne’s outer west have laid flowers, as two men are taken into custody.
Family and friends of a man killed in what police suspect was a targeted group attack have shed tears as flowers were laid in Melbourne.
By: Liam Beatty
Police have vowed to unmask approximately 20 men in Melbourne after they allegedly displayed an anti-Semitic sign on the steps of Victoria's Parliament House.
A group of 20 masked men “ran away” after they were confronted holding an anti-Semitic sign by the community and police.
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