Nathan Rivalland is a journalist at Times News Group. He covers community news, lifestyle, and sports across the Surf Coast, Bellarine, and Geelong, focusing on themes such as competitive sports, arts and entertainment, and travel. Nathan's work has been featured in Times News Group.
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Nathan Rivalland's coverage primarily focuses on local events, community news, and sports in the Geelong area of Australia. He covers a wide range of topics including local events, community initiatives, and sports activities. Pitches should highlight unique aspects or human interest angles related to these themes within the Geelong area to be relevant to his coverage.
Given Nathan's emphasis on event coverage and seasonal topics, he may respond well to pitches that provide insights into upcoming local events or special community initiatives happening in the Geelong area. Additionally, given his focus on sports and family-related content, stories with a strong human-interest angle related to these areas are likely to capture his attention.
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BFNL Geelong Amateur head into the 2026 Bellarine Football Netball League finals in top shape, having gone undefeated through the regular season.
By: Nathan Rivalland
For most of his adult life, Mitch Robinson did not consider himself much of a reader. Joining the Geelong chapter of the Tough Guy Book Club has since helped him meet new people and rediscover reading.
Natural Real Estate's annual photo competition is open for entries, with locals invited to capture life across the 3228 postcode.
The Surf Coast Times Torquay Cup has raised more than $7,500 for the CFA Torquay Fire Brigade.
By: Nathan Rivalland
Discover how the Geelong Tough Guy Book Club helps local blokes reconnect, build community, and rediscover reading over a brew.
By: Nathan Rivalland
Discover how the Geelong Tough Guy Book Club helps local blokes reconnect, build community, and rediscover reading over a brew.
A fire from a Torquay home has been labelled suspicious following reports of bellowing smoke on Sunday afternoon.
Seventy years after the 1956 Olympic Games came to Ballarat, Torquay resident Maurie Dale still has memorabilia from the event and memories of watching some of the world's best rowers train on Lake Wendouree.
Torquay local Maurie Dale recalls watching the 1956 Ballarat Olympic rowing events on Lake Wendouree as an eight-year-old.
Honky Cat Saloon brings country music, Texas-style barbecue, line dancing and a fresh nightlife experience to Geelong's CBD.
