Rachael Ward is a Journalist at ITV. She specializes in sports and news, with a keen focus on construction and real estate, as well as culture and society. Rachael's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Sydney Morning Herald, The Australian Financial Review, and The Daily Mail.
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Melbourne, Australia (Local)
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Rachael's coverage predominantly focuses on local breaking news and evolving stories related to crime, weather, and government announcements. She may be particularly interested in pitches that offer exclusive insights into ongoing criminal investigations or significant weather events affecting the local community.
Given her emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news, consider providing Rachael with timely updates or access to individuals directly involved in the incidents being covered. Also, she may welcome perspectives from local authorities or experts who can shed light on broader implications of the events within Australia.
It's important to note that her geographic focus is specifically local (Australia), implying a preference for content relevant to this region.
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By: Kieran Rooney, Rachael Ward
As the Suburban Rail Loop is poised to bring a population boom to Melbourne’s outer suburbs, green space is becoming a hot commodity dividing locals and planners.
By: Rachael Ward, Kieran Rooney
By: Christine Lacy, Rachael Ward
By: Annika Smethurst, Rachael Ward
The former MP and now national workplace tribunal commissioner is listed to appear in court in Wangaratta in October.
By: Annika Smethurst, Rachael Ward
The workplace watchdog has changed Mirabella’s workload after she was caught up in legal proceedings.
By: Rachael Ward
Debate rages over a major change set for the heart of Yarraville. Many traders are bracing for a financial hit and a family home is set to be demolished, but some locals have welcomed the revamp.
By: Rachael Ward
August 3, 2026 — 12:34pm A push to convert one of Australia's oldest orphanages into apartments in a sleepy suburb not earmarked for high-rise development has sparked a warning for other residential streets in Melbourne.
August 4, 2026 — 11:50am Chapel Street is set for a parking shake-up with council voting to shut more than 350 car spots in the heart of the precinct while extending one-hour free parking near Prahran Market.
