Property And Development Reporter
Lucinda Garbutt-Young is a Property and Development Reporter at The Canberra Times. She covers a range of topics including construction, real estate, government, and politics, with a particular focus on the housing market and public policy. Lucinda's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Daily Advertiser, Newcastle Herald, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Lucinda's coverage primarily revolves around local news, weather events, and community-related topics in Australia, particularly New South Wales and Newcastle. Her focus on evolving stories, event coverage, and breaking news indicates a preference for timely pitches related to current events or developing situations in the specified geographic area.
Given her emphasis on entertainment news, house & home topics, as well as crime stories within the local context of Australia and specifically Newcastle, she may be interested in receiving pitches related to human interest features linked to these themes.
If you have newsworthy updates about local events or developments that align with Lucinda's coverage areas such as weather impacts or community issues impacting residents in New South Wales and Newcastle, your pitch may resonate with her editorial interests.
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The controversy has become a test of Anthony Albanese’s leadership as pressure mounts for him to act.
By: Andrew Brown, Lucinda Garbutt-Young
Kids across Australia are set to be safer in childcare settings after historic agreements were reached by the country's top law officers, stopping predators from being able to jump across borders.
By: Alasdair Belling, Lucinda Garbutt-Young
Labor Federal MP Luke Gosling has been banned from coming within 50 metres of the Northern Territory's Government House.
Labor politician Luke Gosling has promised to contest charges alleging he assaulted the Northern Territory's top official.
A senior Labor minister has defended a decision not to stand down a charged colleague from his role as a special envoy, saying different rules would apply if the MP was a minister.
The end of the fuel excise discount will hit millions of motorists, while consumers may face the added impact of higher food prices due to increased transport costs.
Motorists, truckers and farmers will all feel the impact of a fuel tax discount ending as the government says there needs to be a return to "situation normal".
By: Lucinda Garbutt-Young, Tess Ikonomou
Motorists, truckies and farmers will be hit with higher fuel prices following the end of a tax cut,...
By: Tess Ikonomou, Lucinda Garbutt-Young
Motorists will be stung with higher petrol prices and higher food costs, adding a sting in household budgets, as servos are put on notice about potential price gouging with a $100 million fine.
By: Lucinda Garbutt-Young, Tess Ikonomou
Fuel retailers have been warned they face fines of up to $100 million for price gouging as the temporary fuel excise cut comes to an end and petrol prices rise.
