Monte Bovill is a multi-platform reporter at ABC News. Based in Canberra, he covers a range of topics including government and politics, regional interest, and general assignment news, while also having a keen focus on education and animal welfare issues. Monte's work has been featured in Media Industry Observer, Online Personals Watch, and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC).
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Monte Bovill's coverage primarily focuses on Australian law and politics, with a significant emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation. His coverage also includes evolving stories related to domestic issues such as immigration, sports, refugees, vaping, Robodebt, international relations. Given the prevalence of government announcement-focused articles in his work (49%), he is likely to be interested in pitches that provide insights or commentary on recent governmental decisions or proposed legislation within Australia.
Additionally, Monte covers topics related to agriculture & farming. If you have expertise in these areas and can tie it into legislative or political developments in Australia at either the federal level or specific focus on New South Wales or Sydney-related policies and regulations, your pitch may resonate well with him.
Considering his geographic focus on National (Australia), New South Wales & Sydney-specific insights might particularly appeal when pitching relevant topics.
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King Charles and Queen Camilla have landed in Canberra, as part of their Australian tour.
King Charles III and Queen Camilla have landed in Australia's capital as they begin their second official day of royal engagements.
By: Monte Bovill
Last year the ACT became the first Australian jurisdiction to decriminalise small amounts of illicit drugs. One year on, what has happened in the territory?
It's been 12 months since small amounts of illicit drugs were decriminalised in the Australian Capital Territory. Some thought Canberra could become Australia's 'party capital'. But how have the laws gone?
By: Lottie-Twyford
The Canberra Liberals have unveiled their shadow ministry following their seventh-straight election loss in the ACT, promising to focus "on the issues that matter most to Canberrans".
By: Monte Bovill
A 61-year-old man has walked free on bail after facing the ACT Magistrates Court following an investigation into his alleged sexual abuse of a girl in 2011.
By: Monte Bovill
Police have charged a Vietnamese national and seized 164 cannabis plants from an alleged grow house in suburban Canberra.
By: Monte Bovill
Marina Assogna woke up earlier this week to the sound of what she thought was rain.
By: Matthew Doran
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has tried to link a Melbourne synagogue firebombing to Australia's UN vote earlier this week.
By: Monte Bovill
The notion that Canberra needs more politicians might be hard for some to swallow, but it's a conversation that's worth having yet again.
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