Melissa Cunningham is a health reporter for The Sydney Morning Herald, Brisbane Times, and The Age. She has a focus on national health issues in Australia, particularly in New South Wales and Sydney. Melissa's work has also been featured in WAtoday.
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Melbourne, Australia (Local)
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Melissa's coverage is heavily focused on local government, council issues, and public safety in the New South Wales area. She often cites data and reports on government announcements.
Given her focus, she may be interested in receiving pitches related to local governance matters such as policies, regulations or evolving stories within New South Wales or Sydney. Topics could include local infrastructure developments, public transportation improvements, road safety initiatives or community health programs.
Experts with insights into these areas would likely be well-received by Melissa for providing commentary and analysis on relevant topics that affect residents of New South Wales.
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By: Melissa Cunningham
David Nairn was starting to feel like himself again after a bout of long COVID when the doorbell rang unexpectedly one night.
By: Melissa Cunningham
By: Melissa Cunningham
3D-printed and privately made guns are becoming the weapon of choice for criminals with some able to fire dozens of rounds.
By: Melissa Cunningham
John Torney is accused of seriously assaulting Emma Bates and threatening to “chop her up” in the days before her body was found in her Cobram home.
By: Melissa Cunningham
A man who pleaded guilty to shooting a grandfather outside his Melbourne home in a case of mistaken identity has been sentenced to more than three years jail over the crime.
By: Melissa Cunningham
The prominent restaurateur is out of Nomad Group’s management, his wife said, after his charge of displaying a Nazi symbol at a Pro-Palestine rally.
Pal Bidong, an up-and-coming rapper known as “Peezy”, was found dead just after 3am on Saturday in North Melbourne.
By: Melissa Cunningham
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