Samantha Townsend is a Media Specialist at various publications across Australia. She focuses on themes such as agriculture and farming, energy and mining, and business leaders, often exploring topics related to renewables and ESG. Samantha's work has been featured in notable outlets including The Examiner Newspaper Pty. Ltd., The Canberra Times, and Queensland Country Life, among others.
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Samantha Townsend's articles predominantly focus on local issues within rural communities, agriculture, and education in Australia, with a notable emphasis on government announcements. If you are reaching out to her, consider providing insights or commentary related to local Australian politics, agricultural developments or educational policies.
Given the significant coverage of rural communities and agriculture-related topics in her articles, sources who can provide firsthand experiences from these areas or have expertise in agribusiness policy may capture Samantha's interest. It is also worth noting that she often cites data so providing statistics or relevant research findings could enhance the appeal of your pitch.
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NSW Health has detected Japanese Encephalitis Virus in a pool of mosquitos.
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NSW Police are investigating the death of a man who sadly died after a header caught on fire in the state's Central West. Login or signup to continue reading
This year's first case of Japanese Encephalitis Virus (JEV) in feral pigs has been detected in the state's central west. Login or signup to continue reading
By: Samantha Townsend
Every year, the Booligal community erects a Santa Claus display near the turn-off on the highway with a theme. Login or signup to continue reading
Australia's largest telecommunication company's slogan for building its future is: "Our purpose is to build a connected future so everyone can thrive.
We talk a lot about the trials and tribulations in agriculture because, let's face it, anything this good is worth fighting for.
By: Simon Chamberlain, Samantha Townsend
In what has been described as the "biggest one yet" the Angus Youth National Roundup has attracted 229 competitors from across the country.
By: Samantha Townsend
Competition for the 2025 Angus Youth Roundup is hotting up with day three of the event showcasing the cattle judging at the Australian Equine and Livestock Exhibition Centre (AELEC) in Tamworth.
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