Sarah Danckert is a business journalist for The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, Brisbane Times, and WAtoday. With a focus on the local Australian market, Sarah covers a wide range of topics including finance, corporate misconduct, mergers and acquisitions, and the impact of global trends on the Australian economy.
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Sarah Danckert's coverage primarily focuses on business and finance topics, particularly corporate scandals, financial misconduct, Australian businesses, mergers and acquisitions, and financial crime. Her articles often involve legal policy regulation and government announcements.
Given her focus on local Australian news related to business and finance with an emphasis on legal aspects such as ASIC regulations or class actions, pitches should provide insights from experts in the field of law, finance, or corporate governance who can offer valuable commentary on these specific topics within the Australian context. Additionally, she may be interested in data-backed analysis that sheds light on trends or developments relevant to her coverage areas.
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By: Sarah Danckert, Erin Pearson
By: Sarah Danckert, Broede Carmody, Marta Pascual Juanola
By: Sarah Danckert
Embattled property developer Paul Chiodo’s collapsed Keystone Asset Management could be rebirthed via a deal that would steer it away from liquidation.
By: Sarah Danckert
Tim Heath is the little known billionaire who saw off a kidnapping attempt in Estonia, but to his mates in Australia the burly, punting-mad former Scotch student is warmly known as “Beef”.
By: Carla Jaeger, Sarah Danckert
By: Sarah Danckert, Carla Jaeger
The defunct Super Rugby club has launched a damages claim against Rugby Australia demanding $30 million from the peak body.Rugby Australia now has a week to respond.
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