Lillian Watkins is a multi-platform journalist at ABC Newcastle. With a strong background in law and journalism, she specializes in covering culture and society, regional interest, and world news, focusing on the unique stories of regional Australia. Lillian's work has been featured in the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC).
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Lillian Watkins primarily covers evolving and breaking news stories, with a focus on crime-related incidents in the Australian state of Queensland. She also features human interest stories related to family and work-life balance.
To effectively reach out to Lillian, consider offering insights or interviews related to ongoing crime investigations, accidents, or other evolving news within Queensland. Additionally, she may be interested in heartwarming human-interest pieces that intersect with family life and work-life balance issues.
Given her focus on local news from Queensland, pitches should ideally relate to events occurring specifically within this geographic area for increased relevance.
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By: Lillian Watkins
It's Melbourne Cup day but horses Prince and Louis are living a very different live to their southern counterparts.
By: Lillian Watkins
Did you see Gandalf in pluggers getting around Darwin city on Saturday? If you didn't, you absolutely missed out.
By: Lillian Watkins
From TV studios in Pakistan to ovens in Darwin, Danish Rasheed has walked many lives in different worlds.
By: Lillian Watkins
A mum skips meals, a dad uses fraudulent coupons - these are just some of the ways Territory parents are keeping their families fed.
By: Lillian Watkins
When you think of gaming, what comes to mind? Comfy chair, headphones on, controller in hand?
By: Lillian Watkins
While so many flee the Territory or put up their feet over the break, there are thousands out there keeping us safe, fed and happy.
By: Lillian Watkins
The novelty of walking along a submerged boardwalk in clear blue water attracts influencers, tourists and locals to East Point every year.
By: Lillian Watkins
He grows roses in the tropics, fends off wild buffalo and spends more time with the dead than the living. Rob Thorne says it's the pinnacle of his career.
By: Lillian-Watkins
Sun 24 May 2026 at 12:51am Stobo, Daisy, Molly and Archibald are just four of the 435 names who keep groundskeeper Rob Thorne company during his workday in the town of Adelaide River, about an hour south-east of Darwin.
Every now and then in Darwin, small groups of people get together in celebration of the wide world of pickles.
