Sarah Ward is a prolific journalist who writes for various publications including the Scottish Daily Record and Sunday Mail Ltd, Concrete Playground, and The Times. With a wide range of featured work in publications such as The Independent, The Scotsman, and MailOnline, Sarah covers diverse topics including news, entertainment, travel, and film festivals.
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Sarah Ward focuses predominantly on entertainment news and, to a lesser extent, criminal justice issues. Her coverage attributes reveal a strong interest in event coverage and evolving stories.
Given her focus on the entertainment industry, Sarah might be interested in pitches related to upcoming film releases, interviews with actors or directors, behind-the-scenes insights into film or TV show production processes, and exclusive access to events within the entertainment world.
For topics related to criminal justice and child abuse, she may be receptive to pitches that offer nuanced perspectives on ongoing cases or developments within these areas. Additionally, she may consider pieces exploring art and culture from unique angles that align with her thematic interests.
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By: Samantha Teague, Sarah Ward
“These awards are as much about vision and leadership as they are about the quality of wine in the glass.”
By: Sarah Ward
Cate Blanchett's production company Dirty Films has picked up the film rights for the one-performer Aussie stage smash.
The supply and sale of wet wipes containing plastic will be banned across the UK following overwhelming support during public consultation, with 95% of respondents agreeing or strongly agreeing with the proposals
By: Sarah Ward
What happens when the Merc with a Mouth joins forces with "the X-Man"? You're about to find out.
'Selma' and 'A Wrinkle in Time; filmmaker Ava DuVernay returns with a sensitive, sincere and supremely smart biopic that's also an exploration of caste systems.
End your working week with free laughs during this year's Brisbane Comedy Festival.
Listen to free live music and grab snacks from food trucks at this monthly hangout in the Brisbane City Botanic Gardens.
By: Sarah Ward
The chef from Brisbane's Stanley has put together a lineup filled with fellow culinary stars, long lunches, a yakitori party and a five-course smoke-fuelled feast.
Grab your pooch, pop on your sneakers and help raise money for animals in need.
By: Sarah Ward
Featuring hot and cold pools, a six-degree ice bath and a Finnish sauna with a fireplace, this new addition to the Albion Fine Trades precinct opens in June.
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