Megan Doherty is a journalist at various publications, where she focuses on telling local stories and celebrating the unique culture of Canberra. Her work spans themes of culture and society, travel and tourism, and consumer interests, often highlighting topics such as pets, pop culture, and entertainment news. Megan's writing has been featured in a wide array of outlets, including Bringthenoiseuk.com, The Canberra Times, and Kerrang!.
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Megan Doherty's coverage primarily revolves around local events, seasonal activities, and human interest stories in the Canberra region. She often includes articles on entertainment news and family-related topics. When reaching out to her, consider pitching ideas related to upcoming local events, unique holiday activities in the area, or engaging human-interest stories that resonate with the community.
Given Megan's focus on local content and human interest pieces, she may be interested in pitches centered around heartwarming community initiatives or events that bring people together during holidays or special occasions. Additionally, she might appreciate insights from experts who can provide commentary on neighborhood issues or trends affecting families and relationships within the Canberra area.
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Your guide to Christmas in July events in the capital.
By: Megan Doherty
Postie Mark Simpson made so many friends during his 10 years on his route around Kingston that he invited them all to his farewell his week at The Durham pub in Green Square.
By: Megan Doherty
First, there's the flames shooting into the sky outside the venue. Then there's the revved-up crowd inside - toddlers to teenage girls; young blokes to mums and dads.
By: Megan Doherty
A friend on Thursday afternoon sent me a screenshot of a post on the Kambah Community Noticeboard that stopped me in my tracks.
By: Megan Doherty
Jodie Herbert says her son McKye and his support worker Rachael Cuzner are a great team, like Master Blaster from the movie Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome, as they work together on gardening and labouring jobs around Canberra.
By: Megan Doherty
The final winner of the National Photographic Portrait Prize will be announced on August 21, as the portrait gallery promises to launch a new photography prize in 2027.
By: Megan Doherty
Police patrols and extra security help to keep the centre safe from hoons.
By: Megan Doherty
Packaging at the festival will be compostable - and end up as fertiliser.
By: Megan Doherty
As far as school holiday happenings go, this one tops them all. Hi [email protected] Not you? $1/week for the first 8 weeks
By: Megan Doherty
Geek Expo Australia is a pop culture expo celebrating comics, collectibles, fandom, gaming and community - and it's in Canberra this weekend.
