Monte Bovill is a multi-platform reporter at ABC Canberra. He covers a diverse range of topics including cybersecurity, cybercrime, transportation policy, and competitive sports, reflecting his broad interest in both regional and world news. 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.
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The former foreign minister had previously rejected calls from university staff and students to resign.
By: Monte Bovill
An independent review into 36 allegations concerning the Australian National University has made a series of adverse findings against former council members.
By: Monte Bovill
Margot McNeill did not tell the Canberra Institute of Technology board she was under investigation for misconduct when she was being recruited.
By: Monte Bovill
An independent economist warns Canberrans will need to pay higher taxes and charges if the ACT government continues the same amount of spending on infrastructure and services.
By: Monte Bovill
For the first time in 15 years, ACT public school staff are going on strike in a two-hour work stoppage that will see all public schools, including specialist schools and preschools, keep their doors closed until 10:30am on Friday.
By: Monte Bovill
The ACT's public education system will be significantly reformed after a review of resourcing found schools operated much like "independent small businesses".
By: Monte Bovill, Elise Pianegonda
Today's ACT budget will deliver measures to make the territory the first Australian jurisdiction to remove stamp duty for all first home buyers, the government says.
By: Monte Bovill
During practice at this Canberra football club, players discuss the ways they are saving money. Meanwhile, the ACT government has unveiled a suite of measures to better balance its finances and help those doing it tough.
This year's ACT budget reveals rates will increase for most Canberra home owners, along with the territory's deficit, but the controversial health levy introduced last year will be ditched.
By: Monte Bovill
The World Health Organization made the landmark decision nine years ago to list snakebite envenoming as a "Category A Neglected Tropical Disease", in recognition that snakebite numbers had become a global catastrophe.
