Steph Harmon is the Culture Editor at Guardian Australia. She focuses on pop culture and entertainment news, with a particular interest in plays and musicals. Steph's work has been featured in Yahoo News UK, The Guardian, and AOL UK.
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Steph’s coverage primarily focuses on books, Australian literature, events in Australia, and Australian artists and music. Given her articles covering expert commentary, event coverage, how-to guides, and reviews within the entertainment and lifestyle themes; she may be interested in pitches that offer insightful commentary or analysis from experts within the literary field.
For example, authors with unique perspectives or experiences related to writing Australian literature could be of interest to Steph. Additionally, individuals involved in organizing cultural events or representing emerging artists within Australia might also find success when reaching out for potential coverage by Steph Harmon.
Considering her focus on Australian content across different formats including print media (books), digital media (videogame), television shows ("Bluey"), podcasting ("Full Story podcast") as well as music journalism (“Jónsi from Sigur Rós”), pitches should highlight uniquely-Australian elements that will resonate with an audience interested in these topics.
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By: Celina Ribeiro, Catriona Menzies-Pike, Beejay Silcox, Walter Marsh, Susan Wyndham, Steph Harmon, Seren Heyman-Griffiths, Sian Cain, Yvonne C Lam
Each month Guardian Australia editors and critics pick the upcoming titles they have devoured – or can’t wait to get their hands on
By: Beejay Silcox, Sian Cain, Steph Harmon, Celina Ribeiro, Gabrielle Jackson, Susan Chenery, Emma Joyce, Catriona Menzies-Pike
Each month Guardian Australia editors and critics pick the upcoming titles they have devoured – or can’t wait to get their hands on
By: Steph Harmon
This article is more than 7 years old First-time actor, who starred in Oscar-nominated Australian-Vanuatu film, remembered as a ‘gentle soul' and ‘deep family man'
By: Nour Haydar, Joe Koning, Lu Hill, Steph Harmon, Josh Nicholas, Karishma Luthria, Hannah Parkes
Nour Haydar speaks to Steph Harmon and Josh Nicholas about why local music is disappearing from the charts and what needs to be done to revive the industry
By: Steph Harmon
A potential deal with the government would allow international tech companies to mine the creative work of Australian musicians. Some of the prime minister's favourite artists told the Guardian how they feel about it
By: Steph Harmon, Neha Kale, Catriona Menzies-Pike, Yvonne C Lam, Celina Ribeiro, Amanda Meade, Seren Heyman-Griffiths, Sian Cain
Each month Guardian Australia editors and critics pick the upcoming titles they have devoured – or can’t wait to get their hands on
By: Steph Harmon, Emma Joyce
After 10 years and much complaining from Gosling, ‘a minor adjustment’ has been made to the La La Land poster – but has film history been erased at the same time?
By: Nino Bucci, Steph Harmon
Nino Bucci and Steph Harmon Entertainment industry and AFL figure Ralph Carr can be revealed as the well-connected Melbourne man found guilty
By: Steph Harmon
Exclusive: They came to him young, dreaming of a career in the music industry. Now former employees have come forward, accusing the Melbourne talent manager of intimidating behaviour and sexual harassment going back decades
By: Hannah Parkes, Reged Ahmad, Daniel Semo, Cheyne Anderson, Steph Harmon
They came to him young, dreaming of a career in the music industry. Now former employees have come forward, accusing the Melbourne talent manager of intimidating behaviour and sexual harassment going back decades. Reged Ahmad speaks to Culture Editor Steph Harmon.
