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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By: Nathan Rivalland
CREATIVITY has given Pete and Lauren Davis a new lease on life. It fuelled two years of travels around Australia and ultimately helped them buy their first home.
IN their inaugural senior season, the Surf Coast Suns are on the brink of history, and netball captain Elise Hall believes they have what it takes to secure a maiden finals appearance this August.
FRANCIS Deli may be the new kid on the block, but it has not taken long to draw a crowd.
A GROUP of Geelong locals determined to make a difference in dementia research will host the Forget Me Not Ball at Nyaal Banyul Geelong Convention and Event Centre this month.
LORNE Surf Life Saving Club president Heath Armstrong is stepping down after three years at the helm, leaving behind a stronger and more connected club.
By: Nathan Rivalland
Geelong locals host the Palm Royale-inspired Forget Me Not Ball to raise vital funds for dementia research and care.
Francis Deli in Belmont makes a splash in its first week, offering gourmet sandwiches, house-made treats, and local grocer items.
Francis Deli in Belmont makes a splash in its first week, offering gourmet sandwiches, house-made treats, and local grocer items.
By: Nathan Rivalland
Geelong locals host the Palm Royale-inspired Forget Me Not Ball to raise vital funds for dementia research and care.
By: Nathan Rivalland
Francis Deli in Belmont makes a splash in its first week, offering gourmet sandwiches, house-made treats, and local grocer items.
