Rob Douglas is a journalist with a focus on sports, competitive sports, and the intersection of health and wellness within these themes. He also covers topics related to agriculture and farming, reflecting a diverse range of interests. Rob's work has been featured in Llewellyn Worldwide, Nbn Television, Tri City News, and Cowichan News Leader Pictorial.
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Rob Douglas' coverage indicates a strong focus on local events and sports in the New South Wales area, particularly Tamworth. Given his emphasis on event coverage and government announcements, he may be interested in pitches related to upcoming sporting events, community initiatives, or local government policies affecting the region.
Sources with insights into regional Australian sports, especially tennis and rugby, as well as those knowledgeable about agriculture or rural issues specific to New South Wales could find success reaching out to Rob for potential coverage opportunities. Additionally, individuals involved in organizing local events or community programs within the specified areas might pique his interest.
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The Tamworth Kangaroos men hope a new coach will return them to the AFL North West men's finals in 2
By: Rob Douglas
North Tamworth has set the standard in the local cricket competition, but president Chris Paterson s
Some of the world's top Angus breeders will head to Tamworth in May - the city announced today as ho
A week out from the Country Music Festival, and it’s becoming a lot busier in Tamworth.
As the festivities kick off, more than 150 extra police officers have made their way to Tamworth to stop crime in its tracks.
Hundreds of the country’s youngest rodeo stars are competing in Bendemeer for a shot at the national high school finals in America.
The Tamworth Country Music Festival is in full swing, with thousands of people packing out Bicentennial Park for the opening concert last night.
By: Rob Douglas
Singer-songwriter Luke O’Shea was left speechless today – as he was announced as the 2025 ‘Galaxy of Stars’ inductee at the Tamworth Country Music Festival.
Summer camps are back at the North West Tennis Academy, after three years of cancellations due to renovations.
Minister for Music John Graham dropped by the Tamworth Country Music Festival today, to reveal the steps the government is taking to revive the industry.
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