Meg Whitfield is a journalist based in Sydney, Australia, currently working for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). With a focus on local news and issues, Meg covers a wide range of topics including healthcare, community initiatives, crime, and sports. Her work has also been featured in The Advocate, a newspaper in Tasmania.
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Hobart, Australia (Local)
Meg Whitfield's coverage suggests a strong focus on local news, including crime, government announcements, and evolving stories. She frequently cites data and provides expert commentary in her articles. Given this, she would likely be most interested in pitches that provide insights from local experts or officials related to breaking news or ongoing issues within the New South Wales area.
Pitches offering access to local figures involved in crime prevention initiatives or those with expertise in agriculture, climate change impact on farming practices, housing policies at the state level could align well with Meg's coverage interests.
Since Meg primarily focuses on local content within Australia (especially New South Wales), providing localized angles to national or international stories may increase the likelihood of grabbing her attention.
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By: Meg Whitfield
Researchers say they have found dangerous chemicals in little penguin habitat and populations around Tasmania.
It started with a vision — to get back into playing piano, and to do it in the most beautiful locations possible.
Pelvic pain has been a disruptive force in Gemma Tauber's life since she was a teenager.
By: Laurissa Smith
In short: Siblings work together at several successful agribusiness ventures in Tasmania, including farms, wineries, and cheesemakers.
By: Meg Whitfield
Recent incidents of vandalism and violence has shaken Hobart's taxi workforce — and they've had enough. It's an issue the Multicultural Council of Tasmania says needs a 'collective effort' to fix.
By: Sophie Jaggers
The Hobart community has rallied behind international student Devarshi Deka to celebrate his 33rd birthday.
Women undertaking fieldwork in the Arctic and Antarctic have faced difficult team dynamics, sexism, and a lack of accountability for bullying or harassment, a new survey has found.
In short: International student Devarshi Deka was left paraplegic after an alleged assault on Hobart's waterfront last year.
In short: The Tasmanian government is hoping to lure up to 40 GP graduates to the state through new incentives, but they will have to work in rural and regional areas.
An aged care facility has failed to get an emergency guardianship order for a 80-year-old Tasmanian resident accused of increasingly aggressive behaviour.
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