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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Authorities have scrambled to try and find a solution to the issue affecting many Aussie suburbs.
By: Sophie Coghill
Aussies would have been hard-pressed to miss the controversy swirling around this year's schoolies after several OnlyFans models announced they would be attending and pleasuring "barely legal 18-year-olds" for content.
By: Sophie Coghill
Aussies are being warned of the do's and don'ts of campground etiquette ahead of summer after one camper was reeling from an "inconsiderate" act that interfered with his trip last week.
Every street in one major Aussie city could soon have a 30 k/ph speed limit if a council proposal is passed and it's fair to say the backlash has been swift and intense, with one councillor calling it "absolute madness".
Travellers and locals alike are being warned to tidy up after themselves and 'leave no trace' at the beach after two separate wildlife entanglement incidents happened within hours of each other in one Aussie state.
By: Sophie Coghill
The risk is present in streets and public parks across the country.
An invasive plant once introduced to Australia to decorate backyards now poses significant risk to the "beauty" of many national parks, with
By: Sophie Coghill, Nick Whigham
Aussies have been issued an urgent warning after a caravan driver was recently caught speeding 40 km/h over the speed limit, concerning authorities
It's a well-travelled tale that Aussies move through their days narrowly dodging the wrath of its many deadly animals , but one recent sighting at a popular beach hasn't helped curb such beliefs.
A simple decision could help prevent unnecessary wildlife fatalities this festive season.
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