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Get Contact List →Download Contact ListAngela East is Stockhead's lead resources reporter specializing in ASX-listed mining ventures and energy transition metals. With 15+ years experience spanning geological reporting and financial markets analysis, she brings unique insight into Australia's resource sector.
Recent Recognition: 2024 Clarion Award winner for innovative use of geospatial data in financial reporting. East's work is distinguished by field-level access to exploration sites and boardroom-level market analysis.
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As Business Editor at The Advertiser, Cameron England has shaped Australia's corporate discourse through investigative rigor and technical acumen. His 18-year career spans:
Successful story proposals should:
Avoid speculative financial instruments or startup-focused angles. England maintains particular interest in sustainability initiatives with clear implementation pathways.
As a senior journalist at The Age, Kruger specializes in:
Daniel Newell is The West Australian’s foremost analyst of energy markets and financial trends, with particular expertise in bridging regional resource economies to global capital flows. His reporting portfolio offers three key entry points for strategic engagement:
With 20+ years spanning regional, national, and international business desks, Newell brings unparalleled continuity to Australia’s financial narrative.
Danielle Le Messurier is Deputy Business Editor at The West Australian, specializing in business, politics, and energy sectors. With a career spanning News Corp Australia and The Daily Telegraph, she combines policy analysis with resource economics expertise.
Her work has influenced public discourse on resource management and economic resilience, making her a critical contact for stories at the intersection of policy and industry.
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As the Australian Financial Review’s foremost chronicler of accounting and consulting firms, Tadros combines forensic analysis with narrative storytelling. His work primarily targets:
“The most impactful stories emerge where financial data intersects with human behavior.”
Accounting students are being asked to solve the industry’s image problem – and given only 60 seconds to do so
Mari Ruiz-Matthyssen was working from home on February 21 when she received a phone call from a colleague at class action law firm Slater and Gordon
Professional services firms face scrutiny over workplace culture and governance
This Australian-based journalist for Proactive Investors specializes in business innovations bridging technology and sustainability. Her reporting provides investors with actionable insights into emerging markets.
As investigative reporter for The Sydney Morning Herald, Bagshaw specializes in transnational financial systems and regulatory failures. His work consistently demonstrates:
Based in Adelaide, Tauriello provides essential analysis of South Australia’s business ecosystem through The Advertiser and national News Corp platforms. His reporting balances data-driven insights with grassroots perspectives, particularly in these areas:
Successful outreach aligns with his focus on measurable outcomes and regional relevance. Avoid speculative trends or unsubstantiated growth projections. Emphasize:
“Concrete examples of business strategies yielding verifiable community benefits”
As The Courier-Mail's senior business correspondent, Glen Norris deciphers Australia's corporate landscape through regulatory and geopolitical lenses. His work bridges boardroom strategies with national policy outcomes.
"The most compelling pitches demonstrate how today's corporate decisions shape tomorrow's economic architecture."
Senior business columnist at The Australian, Korporaal specializes in global investment trends and institutional finance. With degrees from UNSW and George Washington University, her work influences both policymakers and fund managers.
“Korporaal’s forecasting models helped us anticipate 3 rate hike cycles.” – Portfolio Manager, Magellan Financial Group
This award-winning Tasmanian journalist combines forensic documentation with narrative warmth across three core areas:
Recent Impact: Her 2024 mining industry exposé directly influenced Tasmanian Parliament's A$22M regional housing package. Kempton maintains a 92% open rate on source outreach emails, prioritizing responses to pitches containing verifiable local data sets.
Kathleen Skene is Business Editor at Australia's Gold Coast Bulletin, specializing in corporate governance, luxury real estate, and financial regulation. With a career spanning investigative reporting and editorial leadership, she deciphers complex business developments for mainstream audiences.
"Skene's reporting consistently bridges boardroom decisions and community consequences, making financial journalism accessible without sacrificing depth." - Industry Analyst
Kevin Moore is a senior journalist at Inside Small Business, Australia’s premier outlet for SME insights. His reporting focuses on:
“The most resilient businesses aren’t those chasing trends—they’re the ones systematically optimizing their digital spine.”
Awards: 2021 Business News Awards Shortlist (Crisis Reporting)
As lead business journalist for Dynamic Business Australia, Webb specializes in entrepreneurial innovation and small-to-medium enterprise growth strategies. Their work combines historical analysis with forward-looking market insights, particularly in these key areas:
Lucy Kippist is a business journalist and community architect specializing in parent-led entrepreneurship. Based in Australia, she currently writes and podcasts for Mums & Co, where she explores:
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Michael Janda is a Business Editor at ABC News Australia, specializing in labor law, economic policy, and creative industry dynamics. With a background spanning agency ownership and corporate leadership, his reporting combines analytical rigor with real-world insights.
“Success in creative industries isn’t about talent—it’s about understanding the rules of the game and knowing when to rewrite them.”
Government Proposes Ban on Non-Compete Clauses for Most Workers
The First Time I Had to Call a Lawyer and I Returned $52,375 to a Client
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Natasha Boddy is a senior journalist at The Australian Financial Review, where she synthesizes business strategy with health and workforce trends. Based in Melbourne, her reporting has shaped national conversations on post-pandemic workplace norms.
Boddy’s 2022 investigation into office return rates informed the Victorian government’s “Healthy Workplaces” grant program, demonstrating her influence beyond traditional business journalism.
As the Financial Times’ Australia and Pacific Correspondent, Nic Fildes deciphers how regional business decisions ripple through global markets. His reporting combines granular financial analysis with geopolitical foresight, particularly on:
Successful story ideas typically feature:
Shares in WiseTech lost a fifth of their value on Monday after a majority of its board, including the chair, resigned over “intractable differences”
Who killed the rave? Late-night dancing falls into global decline
Nic Fildes relocates to Sydney
Nick Toscano is an award-winning investigative journalist specializing in business regulation and energy policy for The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald. His work consistently exposes systemic failures in corporate governance while making complex economic issues accessible to general audiences.
"Effective pitches demonstrate how systemic issues affect real people. Bring me documents, not just anecdotes."
Victorians with rooftop solar panels will have payments for sending power to the grid slashed or even terminated under a new move by the state government
How Beau Donelly and Nick Toscano Uncovered Belle Gibson's Story
Nick McKenzie, Nick Toscano and Grace Tobin
Paul Colgan is a veteran journalist and digital strategist currently serving as Editor-in-Chief of Business Insider Australia. With a career spanning investigative reporting, editorial leadership, and corporate advisory roles, he specializes in:
“The most compelling stories sit at the intersection of data and human impact—whether it’s a policy shift affecting thousands of businesses or a tech innovation reshaping how we consume news.”
Colgan’s work has been recognized with awards including Business Website of the Year (2014) and invitations to keynote major industry summits. His dual expertise in journalism and corporate strategy makes him a unique voice in Australia’s media landscape.
As editor of AFR BOSS and host of Australia's premier leadership podcast, Patten dissects C-suite dynamics through multiple lenses:
Recent Recognition:
Lisa Annese has chosen a helluva time to join women’s advocacy group Chief Executive Women as its chief executive
Jason Johnson: Mistakes even top execs make in job interviews and using AI to help get a new job
Mark Scott: Why you shouldn’t over plan your career, what really makes people happy and how to slow the mind
Sarah Danckert is an award-winning business journalist at The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, specializing in corporate governance, labor rights, and financial regulation. Based in Melbourne, her investigations have reshaped Australian labor laws and insolvency practices.
“Danckert’s work proves that business journalism isn’t just about markets—it’s about justice.” – Walkley Awards Committee
With fluency in Thai and a background in Southeast Asian economics, she brings unique insights into Australia’s regional trade challenges. Her 2015 7-Eleven investigation remains a benchmark for accountability reporting, recovering millions in stolen wages and inspiring nationwide reforms.
Specializes in enterprise accounting systems and digital transformation strategies for mid-market organizations. Currently contributes to ABC North Queensland with additional bylines in specialized financial publications.
As a senior journalist at the Townsville Bulletin, Raggatt specializes in stories bridging economic development and community outcomes. His work primarily serves readers in North Queensland, offering actionable insights for businesses and policymakers.
Clancy Yeates is a Deputy Business Editor at The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, specializing in banking regulation and financial technology. Based in Sydney, his reporting influences national economic policy debates through rigorous analysis of monetary policy and digital finance trends.
“The true test of financial reform lies in its execution at branch level, not boardroom promises.” – Clancy Yeates, 2023 Banking Summit Keynote
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