Natalie Croxon is a journalist at the Illawarra Mercury. She primarily covers social affairs, court proceedings, education, and health, with a strong focus on healthcare administration and public health. Natalie has been recognized for her work as an Our Watch award winner and has been featured in various publications including The Canberra Times and The Advocate (Tasmania).
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Natalie Croxon's coverage primarily focuses on local news, with a notable emphasis on crime and family-related stories in the New South Wales area. She frequently covers evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements related to these themes.
If you're reaching out to Natalie, consider providing insights or commentary related to ongoing criminal investigations or public safety issues within the New South Wales region. Additionally, if you have expertise in legal matters or community initiatives related to family welfare and relationships at a local level, your pitch may align well with her reporting interests.
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By: Natalie Croxon
"There is ample unused green space there and families of all ages will be able to enjoy it."
By: Natalie Croxon, Nadine Morton
One man was Tasered and bitten by a police dog during the siege.
By: Nadine Morton, Natalie Croxon
Two men are in hospital, one under police guard, after the alleged violent siege.
By: Natalie Croxon, Nadine Morton
With no arrests more than three days after a violent siege in Warilla left two people in hospital, a witness to the aftermath of the event is worried about their safety.
By: Anna Warr, Natalie Croxon
Thousands of students are gearing up for two days of high-energy performances.
By: Anna Warr, Natalie Croxon
A visual sneak peek at the public school arena spectacular which opens on Friday night.
By: Natalie Croxon, Anna Warr
Still in primary school, Claire Camenzuli plays a musical instrument that many of her peers might not have even heard of: the French horn.
By: Natalie Croxon, Anna Warr
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By: Anna Warr, Natalie Croxon
A visual sneak peek at the public school arena spectacular which opens on Friday night.
By: Natalie Croxon, Anna Warr
A visual sneak peek at the public school arena spectacular which opens on Friday night.
