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Sean Parnell is an editor with a focus on local news in Australia, specifically in Queensland and Brisbane. He has written for various publications including Rumble, Brisbane Times, The Sydney Morning Herald, Anchorage Daily News, Petaluma Argus-Courier, Las Vegas Review-Journal, WAtoday, and The Age. Sean covers a range of topics including politics, environmental issues, crime, and urban development.
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Geo Focus
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Event Coverage:
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Evolving Stories:
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Government Announcement:
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Legal Policy Regulation:
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Breaking News:
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Pitching Insights
Sean Parnell's coverage indicates a strong emphasis on local government and politics within Australia, particularly Queensland and Brisbane. This suggests that he would be most receptive to pitches related to local political events, government announcements, legal policy regulations in the region, as well as evolving stories that have political implications at the local level.
Given his focus on real estate-related articles such as "Facelift to turn a tired '70s office into boutique Brisbane apartments," he may also be interested in pitches related to urban development projects or issues affecting the real estate industry within his geographic focus.
Additionally, considering Sean's interest in wildlife with an article titled "Search for crocodile that leapt into tinnie with ‘jaws wide open'," relevant pitches about wildlife conservation efforts or environmental policies impacting local wildlife could resonate with him.
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