Peter Atkinson is a Publisher and journalist based in Queensland, Australia. He focuses on local news and events in Brisbane and the wider Queensland area. Peter's work has been featured in various publications including InQueensland, The Driven, Perth Now, The New Daily, and The West Australian.
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Peter Atkinson's coverage primarily focuses on local government, politics, and crime in the Queensland and Brisbane area. He often covers breaking news and evolving stories related to these themes. If you have insights or data relevant to local government announcements, political developments, or crime-related issues within this region, they are likely to be of interest to him.
Given his focus on local news within Australia (specifically Queensland), sources with first-hand knowledge of the events being covered or those directly affected by them would be valuable contacts for Peter. Additionally, experts who can provide nuanced analysis of legal policy regulations specific to this geographic area may also find their contributions well-received by him.
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By: Peter Atkinson
Controversial changes to forthcoming tax cuts will face their first electoral test within days, after finally passing the Senate.
By: Samantha Lock
Tributes are being left at the scene where two men were allegedly murdered by a police officer as investigators continue searching the site where their bodies were found.
By: Peter Atkinson
Dressed head to toe in air-powered swine costumes and snuffling from troughs of cash, two of Australia's most outspoken politicians have given the supermarket giants a blast for pigging out on profits as Australians struggle.
By: Peter Atkinson
Dressed head to toe in air-powered swine costumes and snuffling from troughs of cash, two of Australia's most outspoken politicians have given the supermarket giants a blast for pigging out on profits as Australians struggle.
By: Peter Atkinson
Pop megastar Taylor Swift's run of concerts has been worth an estimated $300 million to the Australian economy, according to National Australia Bank.
By: Peter Atkinson
It's not just the effects and products of mining that damages our environment, it's also what is left behind. Academics Timothy Weber and Adrew Blakers offer up some solutions
Gone from last time are founding guitarist and main composer Vinnie LaBella and guitarist Marzi Montazeri.
And people seem to dig it, almost in spite of themselves, as is certainly the case with McDonalds and perhaps less so with King's litany of horrors.
Inviting our Audience into the Mission If you were tuning into Relevant Radio last Tuesday, you couldn't help but hear about our Pledge Drive for The Merry Beggars.
COMMENT Newcastle's commercial real estate market continues to witness a flurry of activity, with more than £175m transacted in 2023, despite record lows of stock availability.
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