Stefano Ausenda is a local journalist based in Hamilton, Bermuda. He writes for A Hope for the Homeless, focusing on news and stories related to the local community. Stefano covers a range of topics, including local events, crime, transportation, and human interest stories.
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Stefano Ausenda's coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly crime and legal policy regulation in Bermuda. With a significant portion of the articles covering traffic violations and law enforcement issues, pitches to Stefano should involve local sources with insights into these topics or individuals involved in evolving stories related to crime and justice.
Given the attention to community service and events such as choir performances, pitches that highlight positive contributions within the community or upcoming local events could also be well-received by Stefano. Additionally, he may be interested in government announcements relevant to Bermuda.
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A man who was stopped by police while driving in Hamilton has been disqualified from all vehicles for 18 months.
An upcoming musical by the Bermuda High School will take the audience to early 20th-century London.
Eight high school pupils will have the chance to help build homes for impoverished families as part of the Government's efforts to provide opportunities and reduce violence, the Minister of National Security announced today.
A man found with a weapon and drug equipment has been sentenced to four months behind bars.
An external review of the Bermuda Police Service workplace culture shows an organisation in crisis, a pressure group claimed.
A former Progressive Labour Party minister predicted that less than half of registered voters will cast ballots in the General Election next month. Ashfield DeVent said he believed that a change in th...
The Bermuda Chamber of Commerce called for a “visionary leader” to be its new chief executive.
Votes can be cast for the first time by members of the public for Bermuda's Woman of the Year.
By: Stefano Ausenda
A lawyer faces a six-month suspension from practising after she was found to have breached rules in the Barristers' Code of Conduct.
The chairman of the Free Democratic Movement will take on the Premier in the General Election next month.
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