Rachael Ward is a journalist based in Australia, with a focus on local news and sports. She has written for various publications including WAtoday, Australian Associated Press (AAP), and The Sydney Morning Herald. Rachael's work covers a wide range of topics including crime, emergencies, and community events.
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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.
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Heavy rain battering NSW's south coast is set to intensify, with the downpours on already wet ground increasing the risk of flash flooding.
More than 1300 residents remain without power after a tornado damaged homes and community facilities in a Western Australian town.
Asbestos scattered over residential streets has prompted a "hazmat emergency" response in Western Australia's southwest, with specialist crews urgently working to contain any possible exposure following a devastating tornado.
More offenders would be eligible to have their jail time put off under an advisory council's plan. (Jono Searle/AAP PHOTOS) Credit: AAP
By: Bray Boland, Holly Hales, Rachael Ward
Pro-Palestine protesters at a second university are considering occupying a building as students defy orders to pack up...
Hospital beds will be closed and surgeries cancelled as Victorian nurses and midwives step up industrial action over stalled enterprise agreement talks.
Pro-Palestine students at a major Melbourne university will meet with staff for the first time since they seized a building and set up camp inside.
By: Adrian Black, Rachael Ward
Victorian nurses have closed one in four hospital beds, forcing some surgeries to be cancelled, as they continue to negotiate for for better pay and conditions.
Victorian nurses have reopened hospital beds after their union reached an in-principle agreement with the state government over a new pay deal.
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