Sally Pryor is a Features Editor at The Canberra Times. With a passion for uncovering stories about food, beverages, architecture, and travel, she enjoys sharing insights that illuminate both the familiar and the unknown aspects of the city. Sally's work has also been featured in various publications, including the Newcastle Herald and the Illawarra Mercury.
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Sally Pryor predominantly covers culture & society, with a focus on local events and profiles in Canberra, Australia. She also delves into entertainment news and government announcements related to the region.
Based on her coverage attributes, Sally would likely be interested in pitches that offer unique insights or access to exclusive stories about cultural events, historical figures, art exhibitions, local authors or entertainers based in Canberra. Additionally, she may appreciate timely pitches related to upcoming local events or government announcements that impact the community.
Pitches could include story ideas featuring individuals making an impact within Australian history and culture as well as topics related to novels and art. Local insights focused on specific suburbs within Canberra might also be of interest for potential profile features.
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It's funny how Canberra's historical timeline contains so many twists and turns.
People might not like the new bar that's soon to open on a corner in Kingston. And Keirain Bunton is OK with that.
By: Sally Pryor
There was shrieking, booming, crashing drums and smiles everywhere. Login or signup to continue reading
By: Sally Pryor
There's a game we like to play here in the newsroom with people who claim to be from Canberra, and that game is called "but how Canberra are you, really?"
By: Sally Pryor
The story of a single, majestic tree that may or may not be facing the chopping block stirred up significant emotion on these pages earlier this month.
By: Sally Pryor
Nonna's recipes inspire Canberra's latest sandwich offering.
By: Sally Pryor
Empty playgrounds, the backs of children's heads, AI-generated photos or paid models - welcome to the scary new future of school websites.
Shannon Battisson has never really believed in the idea of a forever home. Login or signup to continue reading
By: Sally Pryor
It's not a straightforward thing, putting together an exhibition about a newspaper. Login or signup to continue reading
