Rachel Eddie is a reporter based in Melbourne, Australia, focusing on local news and issues in Victoria. She writes for prominent Australian publications including The Age, The Sydney Morning Herald, Brisbane Times, and WAtoday. Rachel covers a wide range of topics including politics, infrastructure, healthcare, housing, and business, providing in-depth analysis and reporting to keep readers informed about the issues affecting their community.
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Rachel Eddie's coverage primarily focuses on local government announcements and legal policy regulation, particularly in Victoria, Australia. Her articles often cover issues related to government policies, law enforcement, housing crisis, energy bills, drug overdose incidents at music festivals, and public services.
Given her focus on local topics and government-related themes such as law enforcement practices and public policies in Victoria and Melbourne specifically, experts with an understanding of the local political landscape or those who can provide insights into specific policy implications within these areas would be valuable for Rachel's coverage.
Additionally, individuals with expertise in addressing housing crises or energy bill concerns within the context of Victorian regulations may also find success when reaching out to Rachel.
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By: Annika Smethurst, Kieran Rooney, Rachel Eddie
By: Kieran Rooney, Rachel Eddie, Annika Smethurst
Support for parents of school children and housing affordability will be priorities in a state budget that will show Victoria’s net debt hitting a new peak.
By: Rachel Eddie, Broede Carmody
Premier Jacinta Allan’s first budget failed to fund the establishment of an overdue organisation run by people with lived experience of ill-mental health.
By: Henrietta Cook, Kieran Rooney, Rachel Eddie
Authorities knew in 2021 that electromagnetic waves from Metro Tunnel trains were a risk to Arden’s recently scrapped hospital towers.
By: Kerrie O'Brien, Rachel Eddie
By: Kerrie O'Brien, Rachel Eddie
Two separate dragons, the world’s oldest and the world’s longest, were damaged in the attack. Police have released images of two suspects they are looking for.
By: Rachel Eddie
The opposition leader had three defamation cases brought against him, but now he’s down to just one.
By: Rachel Eddie Ashleigh McMillan
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