Marnie Vinall is a local journalist based in Melbourne, Australia. She writes for prominent publications such as Brisbane Times, The Sydney Morning Herald, and The Age, covering a range of topics including sports, health, and human interest stories. Marnie's work has also been featured in Concrete Playground and WAtoday.
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Marnie Vinall's coverage primarily focuses on local sports events and personalities within Australia, particularly in Victoria and Melbourne. Given the extensive event coverage, Marnie would likely be most responsive to pitches related to upcoming local sports events, exclusive interviews with athletes or coaches from Melbourne-based teams across various sports including AFL, cycling, tennis and soccer.
For effective outreach to Marnie, consider providing unique angles or human-interest stories surrounding local sporting events or athletes that align with her coverage themes. This might include heartwarming personal journeys of athletes overcoming challenges or behind-the-scenes insights into their training regimens.
Pitching topics related to major international tournaments such as the Australian Open could also resonate well given Marnie’s focus on local sports.
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By: Marnie Vinall
More than 100 professional women's football players, including Matildas stars, call for FIFA to end their partnership with oil conglomerate Aramco.
By: Marnie Vinall
New Matildas coach Tom Sermanni faces his first test since taking over as interim coach as his side faces Switzerland in Zurich. Follow live.
AFLW has had an influx of Irish talent in recent years. How's this changing the competition?
By: Marnie Vinall
GWS defender Georgia Garnett thinks her ADHD makes her a better AFLW player. "It's sometimes the worst thing ever, and sometimes it's truly the best thing ever," Garnett told ABC Sport.
By: Marnie Vinall
When North Melbourne AFLW captain Emma Kearney was growing up in country Victoria, she didn't have a choice but to play sport. It was, as she says, just "part of the culture".
By: Marnie Vinall, Lexie Jeuniewic
Program: The World Today Presented by AFLW broke new ground in women's sport when it began almost eight years ago.
By: Marnie Vinall
The AFL Integrity Unit is investigating an incident after Dakota Davidson was the latest AFLW player to be the target of abuse this season.
By: Marnie Vinall
Essendon's Bess Keaney thought her AFLW dream had passed her by.
By: Marnie Vinall
There was a lot of pressure on Hawthorn heading into their first finals clash with Brisbane.
By: Marnie Vinall
Brisbane has confirmed that the AFL Integrity Unit is investigating a number of incidents following the heated conclusion to the Lions' AFLW finals victory over Hawthorn at Princes Park on Sunday.
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