Rob Shaw is a political correspondent with a focus on local news in Australia, specifically Tasmania and Launceston. With a wide range of experience in various media outlets, including newspapers and online platforms, Rob brings a deep understanding of local politics and issues to his reporting. His articles cover a variety of topics, from sports and entertainment to waste management and political predictions.
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Rob Shaw's coverage is primarily focused on local sports and government announcements in the Tasmania region. He frequently covers events related to a variety of sports such as athletics, cycling, and yacht racing. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights or news related to local sporting events, athlete interviews, or updates on government policies impacting these activities within Tasmania or Launceston. Additionally, offering commentary from relevant stakeholders involved in the covered events could also be appealing for his coverage.
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Greens likely haven't forgotten BC NDP efforts to wipe them off electoral map
Voters were clear in their mandate for change, denying the BC NDP another majority
By: Rob Shaw
From bigotry to conspiracy theories, B.C.'s election unfortunately had it all.
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By: Rob Shaw
Premier David Eby faces two disparate choices upon returning to the legislature
Premier David Eby convened his new caucus of 47 MLAs at the legislature Wednesday, for the first time since squeaking into power with a bare majority in a diminished new government.
By: Rob Shaw
How timing and tactics cost John Rustad's party a win BC Conservative Leader John Rustad was reflective when asked this week how he could
By: Rob Shaw
BC NDP commits to addressing Surrey's unique pressures as Conservatives make gains
By: Rob Shaw, Jami Makan
BIV editor-in-chief Hayley Woodin is joined by Jesse Gregson, VP of operations at Cadillac Fairview, to discuss Cadillac Fairview's initiatives for community safety, local needs, and global sustainability efforts in Vancouver
By: Rob Shaw
Horgan's reluctant path to leadership him made him one of B.C.'s best premiers
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