Sarah Spina-Matthews is a Digital Producer for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) based in Darwin, Northern Territory. She covers a wide range of local news and human interest stories, including crime, culture, community achievements, and social issues. With a passion for storytelling, Sarah aims to bring important and engaging stories to the forefront of the community's attention.
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Sarah's coverage spans a wide range of local topics, with an emphasis on government announcements, crime, and education. She frequently covers evolving stories and breaking news related to legal policy regulations.
Given Sarah’s focus on local issues in the Northern Territory and Darwin, she would likely be interested in pitches related to community achievements, education initiatives specific to this region, government spending or policies affecting the area, criminal investigations within the locality as well as indigenous culture and art from this region.
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Katy Marchant, Josie Knight and Sophie Capewell hope to inspire more people to take up cycling.
By: Kevin Fitzpatrick, Sarah Spina-Matthews
A private consortium proposes a 50-mile (80km) link after a review commissioned by the regions' mayors.
BBC Kite flyers from across world attend festival Link Copied
Tom MacDougall & Sarah Spina-Matthews A new "family dining" lunchtime initiative at a high school has resulted in a significant boost in attendance and major improvements in behaviour, the principal has said.
Sarah Spina-Matthews & Roger Johnson Rick Astley has described how a heartbreak endured by his parents before his birth pushed him towards the spotlight as a child.
Cherylee Houston said she experiences discrimination "on a daily basis" [Getty Images]
The mural, by a local artist, depicts Gorton's history, in a bid to preserve the area's legacy.
By: Sarah Spina-Matthews, Gina Millson
The council is still committed to delivering the £300m project, which is already part completed.
The exact start date of the project's main construction has not yet been disclosed.
By: Richard Stead, Sarah Spina-Matthews
Locals have welcomed plans for a new railway station, saying it would attract investment to their town.
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