Molly Snaylam is a journalist based in Queensland, Australia, with a focus on local news in the Brisbane area. She writes for several publications, including the Gold Coast Bulletin, The Courier-Mail, and the Cairns Post. Molly's articles cover a range of topics, from community stories and crime reports to profiles of local businesses and individuals.
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Molly Snaylam predominantly covers local news, with a strong focus on crime and evolving stories. She often reports on breaking news and government announcements related to her geographic focus in Australia, Queensland, Brisbane.
If you have insights or information related to ongoing legal cases, criminal activities, community events in Brisbane or health-related matters specific to this area of Australia, they may be of interest to Molly. Additionally, if you can provide first-hand accounts or exclusive interviews regarding personal stories relevant to the local community in Queensland or breaking news from this region, your pitch is more likely to grab her attention.
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A Victoria Point labourer has pleaded not guilty to multiple drug dealing offences after police arrested him during a major Bayside operation.
A tackle gone terribly wrong has ended the career of a popular semi-professional Brisbane rugby player after causing permanent loss of function in his arm.
One of Brisbane’s top private schools has celebrated a 50-year reunion of its class of 1974 with an exclusive event for the alumni and a look at their uniforms from then to now.
An Ipswich mother has revealed the horror she faced overnight when smoke alarms alerted that her dishwasher had caught on fire during a late night wash cycle.
It’s the Great Queensland Fuel Price Divide – the belief that Brisbane motorists have for years paid more at that bowser than their regional counterparts.
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