Molly Appleton is a Digital Editor at The Mercury. She focuses on topics related to Environmental Services, Forestry, and Natural Resources, often blending her passion for writing with her keen interest in sustainability. Molly's work has been featured in prominent publications such as News.com.au, The Examiner Newspaper Pty. Ltd., and the Herald Sun, among others.
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Molly's coverage indicates a focus on local news, with particular attention to crime, government announcements, and breaking news in Tasmania. She may be interested in pitches related to ongoing investigations or evolving stories within the region.
Given her interest in traffic incidents and weather-related news, Molly could find value in pitches involving road safety initiatives, weather preparedness campaigns, or expert insights into accident prevention measures relevant to Tasmania specifically.
As she covers a range of topics including tourism and environmental conservation as well as family & relationships and entertainment news, she may also appreciate story ideas that touch on these areas within the context of Tasmania.
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Tasmania’s favourite weatherman Peter Murphy, affectionately known as Murph across the state, is retiring the way he started.
10.40am: TasNetworks is battling more than 40 outages statewide on Friday as the forecasted cold front sweeps east in Tasmania, with almost 20,000 customers without power.
An emergency alert has been issued after a blaze has become uncontrolled in Tasmania’s south-east.
10.30am: Three fires continue to burn in the state’s southeast however favourable weather has boosted containment efforts.
By: Josephine Quattrocchi, Molly Appleton
Tasmania Fire Service are battling a blaze in bushland north of St Helens on the state’s east coast.
By: Duncan Abey, Josephine Quattrocchi, Molly Appleton
Wednesday 1pm:
A third case of measles in Southern Tasmania for this year was confirmed on Monday.
For the latest, follow The Beat, the Mercury’s live breaking news blog with the latest traffic, police, fire and ambulance news across the state.
TasPorts has moved a step closer to finding a replacement for outgoing chief executive Anthony Donald.
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