Wayne Carey is a journalist at Mediaweek Australia. He covers a wide range of music topics, with a particular focus on alternative, post-punk, and indie genres, while also expressing a deep appreciation for the grassroots music scene and small venues. Wayne's work has been featured in Mediaweek Australia, Louder Than War, and the Edmonton Journal.
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Wayne Carey's coverage indicates a strong focus on music, particularly album releases, live reviews, and singles. If you are in the music industry and have new albums or singles coming out or upcoming events like concerts or tours, Wayne would be an excellent contact for pitching these stories.
Given his emphasis on private sector announcements and press releases regarding entertainment news, he may also appreciate receiving exclusive information about new signings of bands to record labels or breakthrough acts.
If you work with artists who are releasing new material or going on tour soon, reaching out to Wayne could be beneficial. Additionally, if you represent venues hosting live performances by noteworthy artists/bands that align with the genres he covers, it would likely pique his interest.
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