Sophie Coghill is a news reporter who focuses on local stories in Australia. With a keen eye for interesting and sometimes quirky news, Sophie covers a wide range of topics including consumer issues, wildlife encounters, unusual events, and human interest stories. Her articles provide a unique perspective on the everyday experiences of Australians.
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Sophie Coghill's coverage focuses on localized Australian news, particularly evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements related to accidents and injuries, consumer complaints, wildlife and nature. She also covers topics like Woolworths, entertainment news, sports events.
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The man peeked through the alleged thief's fence and was surprised to see the state of his property after mere hours.
By: Sophie Coghill
New 'return and earn' schemes coupled with the cost of living crisis have given rise to contentious behaviour in neighbourhoods around the country.
By: Sophie Coghill
The heart-stopping moment was captured on the dashcam of a 57-tonne truck whose driver brought his load to a stop avoiding a horrific collision.
The man was 'loitering' in the area before taking aim at a house with a rifle, alarming those in the vicinity.
By: Sophie Coghill
A woman has been 'bombarded' with hundreds of stories about sexual assault and 'close calls' after sharing her own terrifying experience.
Steve Fitts aims to be completely self-reliant on the energy his solar panels generate from the sun, thanks in part to a new government program.
The photo of an emu and its eight chicks strolling past an outback pub might be an uncommon sight for city dwellers but it's an "everyday" occurrence for those working and living in a remote Aussie town.
The controversial act along the busy highway has been both praised and criticised. What do you think?
By: Sophie Coghill
The Triple J radio host was stunned to learn the story behind a secondhand dress she bought for an AFL awards night.
A vet is urging dog owners not to trivialise the danger these common garden seeds pose.
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