Sarah Brookes is a journalist at WAtoday, specialising in property and government. With a focus on finance, personal finance, and real estate, she explores themes such as investment strategies, economic policy, and the housing market. Sarah's work has been featured in prominent publications including Domain, The Age, and The Sydney Morning Herald, among others.
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Sarah Brookes' coverage primarily focuses on local issues in Perth, particularly within the real estate and government & politics sectors. She frequently cites data and reports on government announcements, indicating a reliance on official sources.
For effective outreach to Sarah, pitch stories related to urban development, housing affordability, property market trends in Perth backed by relevant data or governmental insights. Furthermore, consider providing unique angles or exclusive access to key individuals involved in these areas of interest.
Given her focus on local issues in Western Australia and Perth specifically, ensure that your pitches are tailored to this geographic area for maximum relevance.
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A-Class Estate Agents director Amir Jahan said buyers were being led astray by the trend.
A triple congenital amputee says she's facing a terrifying future after the NDIS cut the 24-hour care she needs to eat, shower and even get to the toilet.
Primara Research head of data and research Peter Drennan said the modelling effectively showed where the housing market could be headed over the next seven years.
By: Sarah Brookes
New modelling warned of house price drop House prices could plunge as much as $270,000 if the Albanese government fixes the housing shortage and hits its target of 1.2million new homes by 2029, new modelling reveals.
Atlas Wealth Management expat tax specialist Ben Turner described the change as 'surprisingly harsh'.
By: Sarah Brookes
Australians who move overseas for work could be hit with a surprise tax sting worth tens of thousands of dollars under a little-noticed budget change
Ariel Mack spent 30 years building a $173,000 retirement nest egg. Then, almost overnight, most of it was gone.
By: Sarah Brookes
Sarah Brookes For Daily Mail Australia Aussie lost $168,000 from superannuation
Australia's birth rate has crashed to a record low and one leading expert says cutting migration isn't the answer. Could bringing back the baby bonus help?
A hospital worker who claimed he could manage only four hours of work a week because of ADHD, anxiety and depression has had his unfair dismissal case thrown out.
