Philippe Perez is a journalist for Stock & Land, a publication associated with BORDER MAIL PRINTING PTY LTD. He specializes in reporting on the agricultural industry, with a focus on livestock sales, farming conditions, and rural communities. Philippe's work has been featured in various publications, including The Land, Queensland Country Life, and Farm Online.
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Philippe Perez focuses on reporting agricultural and farming-related news, with a particular emphasis on livestock sales, weather impact, and government announcements. His coverage heavily relies on cited data and government announcements.
To successfully pitch to Philippe, consider providing insights supported by relevant data or statistics related to agriculture or livestock trends. Additionally, offering expertise in analyzing the implications of government policies or regulations affecting farmers could capture his attention.
Since Philippe's geographic focus is not specified but he covers local events within Victoria (Australia), pitching localized stories about farming practices, livestock sales trends specific to this region would likely resonate with him.
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By: Philippe Perez
In short: Managers of bush nursing centres say they need urgent funding to match wage increases for their nurses.
By: Tyrone-Dalton, Philippe Perez
By: Tyrone Dalton, Philippe Perez, Gillian Aeria
Regional residents are concerned the existing 4G network may put people in danger and won't be reliable once 3G is shutdown.
In short: A new Melbourne medical research centre will use spatial biology to better diagnose inflammatory diseases.
By: Philippe Perez, Tyrone Dalton
From peeling wallpaper and a cellar left mouldy from floodwater, this couple has restored a circa-1881 Victorian mansion into a grand attraction with some modern-day living features.
By: Philippe Perez
Staff at a regional Victorian hospital have been told to prepare for job losses and redeployments as the Bendigo Health service undergoes a major restructure.
By: Philipe Perez, Emma D'Agostino
Almost two years to the day after floods destroyed her house, Tracie Kyne is finally back home, but it has not been without a fight.
By: Gillian Aeria, Philippe Perez
A dozen Victorian councils will begin their new term of government under the watchful eyes of an independent monitor. Who are municipal monitors and what do they do?
By: Philippe-Perez
A 3.6-magnitude earthquake felt near Elmore in Central Victoria has been described as mine-induced.
By: Sarah Lawrence, Phillipe Perez, Anna McGuinness
Kath and Wayne Bordieri have felt their home quiver and rock hundreds of times from underground blasting by a nearby mine outside of Bendigo in Central Victoria.
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