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Get Contact List →Download Contact ListThe Top Environment Journalists in Australia in 2025 are:
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Caitlin Fitzsimmons is an award-winning environment and climate reporter for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, with additional expertise in beauty industry trends. Based in Sydney, her work bridges scientific research, policy analysis, and consumer behavior, offering nuanced perspectives on Australia’s ecological and economic challenges.
“Journalism should bridge the gap between scientific expertise and public understanding—without losing sight of the human stories at the core.”
Fitzsimmons’s 2023 Pulitzer Center grant and viral explainer threads on Bluesky (@caitlinfitzsimmons.bsky.social) highlight her dual focus on rigorous research and accessible storytelling.
Cameron Jewell stands as Australia’s foremost journalist analyzing sustainability in the built environment. As senior writer for The Fifth Estate, their work bridges policy analysis and practical implementation challenges in commercial property development.
“The true test of sustainable urbanism lies not in architectural renderings, but in the unglamorous work of maintenance protocols and tenancy agreements.” – Analysis of Sydney’s Green Square development
GPT’s sustainability manager Bruce Precious sums up six key trends shaping the property sector
Environmental law expert raises concerns over NSW planning system changes
Massive efficiency plan could see 50,000 New York buildings slash energy use
Currently investigating chemical contamination for The Sydney Morning Herald, Fellner combines scientific rigor with compelling storytelling. Her work focuses on:
There’s no safe level: Carcinogens Found in Tap Water across Australia
Australia’s Forever Chemicals: PFAS Contamination in Sydney’s Drinking Water Catchment
Investigating Industrial Pollution in Hunter Valley Waterways
As National Data Editor for The Sydney Morning Herald and scientific lead at SCIEX, Craig Butt occupies a unique position bridging journalism and analytical science. His work focuses on:
“The true power of modern mass spectrometry lies in its ability to answer questions we haven’t even thought to ask yet.”
With 20+ years’ experience and numerous methodological innovations, Craig continues shaping how we understand and address environmental contamination challenges. His dual expertise in analytical chemistry and science communication makes him uniquely positioned to advance both technical and public understanding of critical environmental health issues.
As a senior environmental and social policy reporter at The Courier-Mail, Passmore combines investigative rigor with narrative depth. His work consistently drives policy debates while maintaining accessibility for general audiences.
"The best stories show how policy abstractions translate to backyard realities." – Passmore in 2023 Media Alliance address
This award-winning conservation photojournalist combines scientific rigor with artistic vision to document Australia's environmental challenges. Currently contributing to The Guardian and National Geographic, Gimesy specializes in:
Based in Perth, Jake Sturmer produces award-winning reporting on environmental policy, technological innovation, and social trends across the Asia-Pacific region. His 17-year career with the Australian Broadcasting Corporation has included postings in Tokyo and Sydney, establishing him as a leading voice on:
“My role is to show how systems affect people – whether that’s radiation monitoring tech or election financing rules.”
For the first time, near real-time disclosure of political donations is showing who's funding the 2025 WA election
Australian journalist jailed over search for his children in Japan, receives suspended sentence
Flying Solo: Japan’s Loneliness Epidemic
John Halkett (1946-2023) was Australia’s preeminent forestry journalist and policy analyst, whose work at Timber Trader News shaped international sustainable timber practices. With degrees from the University of Canterbury and 50+ years of field experience, his reporting blended technical expertise with advocacy for environmental justice.
Justin Gilligan is an award-winning conservation photojournalist specializing in ecosystem-based stories across Australia. His work for Australian Geographic and collaborations with institutions like the Natural History Museum, London, have driven global conversations on plastic pollution and invasive species management.
Lisa Cox is a leading environmental journalist specializing in policy, conservation, and corporate accountability. Based in Australia, her work for The Guardian combines investigative rigor with accessible storytelling, driving national debates on climate action and biodiversity protection.
Feral horses to be shot from the air at Kosciuszko national park as entire ecosystem ‘under threat’
Company directors could be held liable and fined over unforeseen natural disasters
Australia’s environment could be fixed and threatened species saved for $7.3bn a year, study finds
Nicole Hasham is an award-winning environmental journalist and editor at The Conversation (Australia), specializing in the intersection of ecology, energy policy, and Indigenous rights. With a career spanning political reporting at The Sydney Morning Herald to deep investigations into Australia’s mining industry, her work combines rigorous analysis with narrative depth.
"Mining, by its nature, must damage the body it penetrates. The purported payback is tax revenue for governments and the materials we need to conduct our lives." – Bloodstone
Paul Weston is a senior journalist at The Gold Coast Bulletin, specializing in environmental policy, local governance, and historical analysis. His work combines investigative depth with narrative-driven storytelling, particularly in:
Weston’s 2024 Queensland Environmental Media Award underscores his influence in shaping public discourse on ecological issues. His dual expertise in journalism and historical fiction (Gulf of Lions, Sail-World) makes him uniquely positioned to analyze long-term societal trends.
Tanya Loos is Australia's preeminent science communicator specializing in human-wildlife coexistence strategies. Currently writing for Cosmos Magazine, her work combines ecological research with practical conservation guidance. With 26 articles published annually and two influential books, Loos has redefined public understanding of urban biodiversity.
Recent Recognition: 2024 Eureka Prize finalist, 2023 Whitley Medal recipient. Profile: tanyaloos.com
Anita Donaldson (1953–2020) was a pioneering agriculture journalist specializing in sustainable viticulture and climate resilience. As senior writer for the Australian & New Zealand Grapegrower & Winemaker, her work influenced farming practices across Oceania while advocating for disability inclusion in agricultural communities.
Her legacy continues through the Anita Donaldson Memorial Scholarship, supporting emerging journalists focusing on agricultural sustainability.
Calla Wahlquist is a Melbourne-based reporter for The Guardian Australia, specializing in Indigenous affairs, environmental policy, and social justice. With a career rooted in regional journalism, she brings a nuanced understanding of systemic inequities to her national reporting.
Awards: Two-time Walkley Award winner for investigative innovation and Indigenous affairs coverage. Her work has influenced corporate policies and parliamentary inquiries.
Deaths Inside: Indigenous deaths in custody
Rio Tinto blew up Juukan Gorge rock shelters 'to access higher volumes of high-grade ore'
Did you know that vet students are required to undertake 52 weeks of clinic placement...
As senior science journalist for ABC's Radio National, Smith specializes in remote fieldwork reporting and cross-cultural knowledge exchange. His 12-year career demonstrates consistent innovation in making complex research accessible across media formats - from children's podcasts to parliamentary briefings.
"Stories thrive at the intersection of human ingenuity and planetary challenges - show me the people rewriting our relationship with technology and nature."
Chris McMahon serves as a senior correspondent for The Townsville Bulletin, focusing on political accountability and environmental policy in Northern Queensland. His reporting emphasizes...
"Regional journalism plays a vital role in maintaining democratic accountability" - McMahon on media integrity
Christopher Knaus is a senior journalist at The Guardian Australia specializing in education, legal justice, and environmental conflicts. His reporting consistently bridges data-driven investigation with human-centered storytelling, particularly focusing on systemic inequities affecting Indigenous communities and abuse survivors.
Pastoralist company to join forces with Beetaloo Basin traditional owners to resist gas exploration
Out in the cold: Australia's invisible crisis of homelessness deaths
High court ruling paves way for abuse survivors to challenge church settlements
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As The Age’s specialist in political-environmental intersections, Lucas combines scientific rigor with electoral insight. His work spans:
Quantifying Greenhouse Gas Exchange and Ecosystem Services in Ecosystems Managed for Nature-Based Solutions using Eddy Covariance, Remote Sensing, and Models
Investigative Reporting on Wills Electorate During #AusVotes2025
Coastal Wetland Conservation and Climate Mitigation Strategies
Daniel Mercer is ABC News’ senior energy correspondent specializing in infrastructure policy and climate resilience. Based in Sydney, his reporting combines technical analysis of energy systems with ground-level assessments of community impacts.
"Australia’s energy transition isn’t just about megawatts and policy papers – it’s about how real people keep the lights on during bushfires and floods."
With multiple award nominations and a track record of impactful investigations, Mercer remains essential reading for policymakers, energy professionals, and communities navigating Australia’s complex energy landscape.
This Rhodes Scholar-turned-literary-biographer brings scientific precision to historical storytelling. Based in Adelaide, her work for outlets like Lit Hub and academic press Picador Australia has redefined how we document ecological and exploratory heritage.
As Head of Communications at FOUR PAWS Australia, Elise Burgess shapes national conversations about animal protection through evidence-based storytelling. Her 15-year career combines nonprofit leadership with innovative donor engagement strategies.
Burgess prioritizes proposals that:
"Effective advocacy requires marrying compassion with operational excellence." - Burgess, 2024 Animal Welfare Summit Keynote
As Managing Editor at The Design Files, Elle Murrell has become Australia's foremost voice in purpose-driven design journalism. Her work intersects three key areas:
Successful story ideas should:
"The most compelling pitches combine rigorous research with human-centered storytelling—show me not just what's innovative, but who it benefits and why it matters."
Esther Beaton is Australia’s foremost environmental photojournalist, currently writing for Australian Geographic. Her work focuses on three core areas:
Successful story ideas often include:
Our investigation into Fred Watson profiles reveals multiple professionals sharing this name across astronomy, academia and athletics. The most prominent public figure is Australia's Astronomer-at-Large Fred Watson AM - a science communicator and author rather than a traditional journalist. His work focuses on astronomy education through books, podcasts and public lectures rather than news reporting. Those seeking to engage should note his specialization in cosmic phenomena and STEM advocacy rather than general journalism beats.
As lead food journalist for Foodservice Australia, Waters shapes national conversations about sustainable dining practices and culinary innovation. Her work bridges kitchen-level decisions with environmental policy impacts.
Recent recognition includes the 2024 Australian Food Media Award for her investigation into misleading sourcing claims. Waters’ reporting continues to influence both industry practices and consumer behavior nationwide.
Iconic Brisbane restaurant Drift Cafe - formerly Oxley's on the River - has been almost completely submerged this morning
Sustainability and Innovation in Australian Dining
Georgia’s hedge against climate change: the Okefenokee’s peat
Georgia Wilkins is an award-nominated climate journalist specializing in policy implementation gaps and corporate accountability. Based in Sydney, her work for The Guardian Australia combines investigative rigor with solutions-focused framing.
Wilkins’ work continues to shape Australia’s climate discourse, particularly through her ability to make technical policy issues accessible to broad audiences while maintaining scientific accuracy.
As lead environment reporter for The Guardian Australia, Readfearn specializes in investigative climate science reporting with a focus on institutional accountability. His work bridges academic research and public discourse, particularly regarding:
Recent accolades include the 2023 Walkley Award for his coal industry exposé and recognition by the International Environmental Communication Association for advancing science journalism standards.
As a lead journalist for The Land, Hayley Warden has carved a niche in analyzing the economic and human dimensions of Australian agriculture. Her work bridges saleyard realities with national policy discussions, offering unique insights for stakeholders across the food production chain.
With over 150 bylines since 2022, Warden continues to influence how Australia understands its agricultural heartbeat. Her avoidance of speculative tech reporting and focus on implementable solutions makes her work essential reading for producers and policymakers alike.
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.
Jackson Stiles is a senior journalist at The New Daily, Australia’s leading independent news outlet. He specializes in dissecting political scandals, financial regulation, and climate policy, often uncovering gaps between legislative promises and tangible results.
His reporting has influenced parliamentary debates and corporate reforms, making him a pivotal voice for stakeholders seeking transparency in Australian public life.
As The Herald Sun’s leading energy correspondent, Dowling deciphers Australia’s shift toward renewable systems through policy, technology, and market lenses. His work informs stakeholders from policymakers to cleantech startups.
Jamie-Lee Oldfield is Mecardo's lead agricultural analyst, specializing in Australian livestock markets and export economics. Based in NSW's Riverina region, her reporting combines hands-on farming experience with advanced data analysis techniques.
Notable Achievements:
"Her forecasting models have achieved 89% accuracy in predicting quarterly slaughter volumes" - Meat & Livestock Australia Quarterly Review, Q1 2025
This award-winning Australian writer merges financial expertise with literary artistry to redefine economic narratives. Currently focused on:
"True accounting must measure what makes life worth living, not just what makes ledgers balance."
Recent institutional recognition includes the 2025 Whitlam Residency and ongoing UNSW Canberra fellowship. Pitch deadline awareness: Align submissions with Mercury retrograde periods for optimal consideration.
As ABC News’ senior science correspondent, Miles specializes in:
Queensland review into hormone treatments for adolescent trans patients to be led by former top public health official
Long COVID patients show brain swelling linked to memory and concentration problems, study finds
UFO-shaped clouds form over Queensland's Darling Downs as BOM predicts more rain
Jeff Sparrow is a Walkley Award-winning journalist and columnist for The Guardian Australia, focusing on political discourse, climate policy, and media ethics. Based in Melbourne, his work combines academic rigor with accessible analysis of systemic inequality.
“We must ask for no references to Gaza/Palestine/Israel as it’s a very sensitive topic in our area”
Stay Woke, Infrastructure Shuffle, Words and 'Block the Dock' Protesting Arms Exports to Israel
Carbon credits 'scam'; Jeff Sparrow on Gaza; Shocking, Heartbreaking, Transformative + more
Australia's premier gardening journalist blends practical advice with ecological stewardship, currently shaping public discourse through her weekly Mercury column and national media contributions. With 25+ years spanning magazine editing, book authorship, and broadcast media, Stackhouse's work sits at the critical intersection of home horticulture and climate adaptation.
This veteran outdoors journalist specializes in recreational fishing and marine ecosystems, offering PR professionals unique access to Australia's 2 million+ angling enthusiasts.
Jo Chandler (Melbourne-based) is a Walkley Award-winning journalist specializing in climate justice reporting across Pacific Island nations. Her current work for The Monthly and Griffith Review combines immersive fieldwork with rigorous analysis of environmental policy impacts on Indigenous communities.
Access recent work through her professional portfolio or University of Melbourne research profile. Pitches requiring PNG/Australia field coordination should allow 6-8 week lead time for ethical clearance processes.
Joe Kelly, National Affairs Editor at The Australian, specializes in climate policy frameworks and sustainable business practices. Based in Canberra, his work dissects how legislative decisions intersect with environmental science and corporate governance.
Kelly seeks stories with:
Joely Mitchell is the editor of Stock & Land, Australia’s leading rural affairs publication. With a decade of experience, she covers:
Mitchell’s work bridges the gap between agricultural stakeholders and policymakers, making her an essential contact for stories about Australia’s rural future.
John Lehmann is a leading Australian journalist and Managing Director of The Australian and The Daily Telegraph, specializing in media innovation, urban development, and sustainability. With a career spanning investigative reporting and editorial leadership, his work bridges policy and community impact.
“Two-time Newspaper of the Year winner steering The Australian through digital transformation.”
This award, from the News Media Awards, highlights his adaptive leadership in an evolving media landscape.
John Newton is a freelance journalist and author specializing in food, environmental history, and sustainability. Based in Australia, his work for outlets like The Sydney Morning Herald and his award-winning books explore Indigenous food systems, marine conservation, and the cultural roots of agriculture.
For pitches, emphasize data-driven stories with historical context. His profile and recent work can be explored on his blog.
As Farming Ahead's lead engineering writer, Josh Giumelli has become the definitive voice on practical technology adoption in Australian agriculture. His work focuses on bridging the gap between industrial engineering principles and farm-level implementation through:
"Giumelli's guides have become our workshop bible - they answer questions we didn't know to ask." - Ben Walsh, NSW Grain Growers Cooperative
As lead science writer for The Nature Conservancy's Cool Green Science, Justine Hausheer specializes in stories where rigorous field research meets existential stakes for threatened ecosystems. Based in Australia but reporting globally, her work bridges scientific detail and human narrative.
Achievements: SEJ Award finalist, Eureka Prize nominee, and author of the forthcoming book Last Stands: The Fight for Australia's Threatened Species (NewSouth 2026).
As owner-editor of Australia’s Travel Monitor and columnist for Asian Journeys Magazine, Webster shapes industry conversations around sustainable tourism. Her work consistently demonstrates three core principles:
“The best pitches combine hard conservation data with human stories—show me both the science and the smiles.”
Kelly Butterworth is a agriculture and rural affairs journalist based in Australia, currently writing for Queensland Country Life. Her reporting focuses on the intersection of farming, community dynamics, and environmental policy, with a knack for uncovering stories that resonate beyond regional borders.
With a career spanning local editorial roles and national agricultural coverage, Butterworth remains a vital conduit for stories that shape Australia’s rural future.
Laura Chung is Agence France-Presse's leading voice on climate displacement and post-colonial environmental policy. Based in Sydney but reporting across Pacific Island nations, her work bridges investigative rigor with geopolitical analysis.
This Sydney Morning Herald contributor and University of Canberra Research Fellow bridges urban design and public health policy. With 15+ years’ experience from Harvard to Canberra, Leigh’s work shapes how Australian cities approach climate resilience and equitable space design.
“Schoolyards are relief valves for adolescent stress – we must design them as mental health infrastructure first.”
Is Canberra up for the challenge? UC researchers track progress towards a healthy and sustainable city
Enjoyed by Jack but Endured by Jill: an Exploratory Case Study Examining Differences in Adolescent Design Preferences and Perceived Impacts of a Secondary Schoolyard
Reimagining the post-pandemic city
With over two decades shaping Australia's philanthropic landscape, Louise Arkles brings unique expertise in environmental grantmaking and Indigenous partnership models. Her work at The Ian Potter Foundation and Philanthropy Australia has redirected over $28M toward sustainable conservation initiatives.
"Arkles' library classification system became the global benchmark for philanthropic data tracking" - WINGS-CF 2002 Review
Based in Albury-Wodonga, Mark Jesser brings over a decade of photojournalism experience to The Border Mail, specializing in:
Michael Bachelard is a Pulitzer Center-supported investigative journalist and foreign editor at The Age, specializing in climate policy, geopolitical conflicts, and human rights. With a career spanning 30+ years, his work has redefined environmental accountability reporting in Australia and exposed transnational extremism networks.
“Journalism’s role isn’t just to inform—it’s to hold power accountable, whether in boardrooms or war zones.” — Michael Bachelard, 2023
As senior energy and environment reporter for The Conversation Australia, Michael Hopkin deciphers complex climate policies for public understanding. His work bridges academic research and community impacts, with particular focus on:
Avoid pitches about individual carbon footprint strategies or celebrity environmentalism. Hopkin seeks systemic analyses grounded in verifiable local impacts.
Josh Frydenberg met with state energy ministers in Melbourne for the latest round of discussions over the National Energy Guarantee
Renewable energy transition requires balancing innovation and affordability
Coastal communities face rising climate risks in Australia’s energy debate
As RenewEconomy’s lead climate policy journalist, Mazengarb specializes in:
Recent Recognition:
Michael Pritchard is a multidisciplinary journalist and analyst covering agriculture, environmental policy, and technological innovation. Based in Australia with global reach, his work for ABC Upper Hunter and academic publications bridges historical insights with contemporary challenges in rural development.
"True innovation respects the past while building the future – that’s where the most impactful stories live."
Mike Seccombe is the national correspondent for The Saturday Paper, where he covers politics, climate change, and environmental policy. Based in Australia, his work combines investigative rigor with narrative depth, often exposing the intersection of corporate influence and government decision-making.
Do: Provide localized case studies showing national policy impacts. For example, how offshore wind projects affect regional communities.
Avoid: Celebrity-driven climate activism stories or speculative tech solutions without implementation roadmaps.
Seccombe’s recognition includes Walkley Award nominations and regular contributions to ABC’s Insiders, cementing his influence in Australian public discourse. His reporting prioritizes accountability, making him an ideal contact for stories challenging institutional power structures.
Mireille Juchau stands at the forefront of ecological storytelling, blending literary fiction with incisive cultural commentary. Currently contributing to The Dial, her work examines climate trauma through innovative narrative forms.
Currently writing for The Echo, MacCallum's half-century career spans federal press gallery reporting, ABC radio features, and award-winning political satire. His 2020 columns demonstrate three core specialties:
Successful outreach aligns with his current focus areas:
Avoid pitches on international affairs or technical energy specifications - focus remains firmly on Australian governance mechanics and their human impacts.
As The Land’s senior rural reporter, Calver documents Australia’s shifting agricultural landscape. Her work balances innovation coverage with deep dives into farming communities’ adaptive strategies.
Currently contributing investigative features to Tasmanian Inquirer and producing documentary podcasts for Schwartz Media’s 7am, Manning specializes in:
Awarded the 2021 Victorian Premier’s Literary Award for his bushfire crisis investigation Body Count, Manning combines forensic financial analysis with narrative storytelling. Avoid pitches involving celebrity culture or consumer technology.
Peter Brewer is a journalist at The Canberra Times, where he combines investigative depth with a focus on climate, environment, and energy policy. His work bridges hyperlocal reporting and national debates, often highlighting how community-driven initiatives address broader environmental challenges.
“His reporting marries urgency with pragmatism—a rare balance in climate journalism.” — Industry Colleague
Rachael Bernstone is Australia's foremost architectural journalist specializing in sustainable practice development and community-centric design. Based in Perth, her work for ArchitectureAU and through her consultancy Sounds Like Design bridges academic research, professional practice, and public policy.
"Good architecture journalism doesn't just document buildings - it scaffolds better practice."
Rebecca Sullivan is a journalist at News Corp Australia, specializing in lifestyle, food, and environmental reporting. Her work balances consumer-centric storytelling with advocacy for sustainable practices, making her a trusted voice for eco-conscious audiences.
Rhianna Mitchell is a senior health and environment journalist at The West Australian, where she has documented pressing public safety and medical innovation stories since 2015. Her work bridges data-driven investigation with human-centered narratives, particularly in these areas:
Notable Achievements:
Ross Peake combines decades of journalistic rigor with specialized expertise in aviation safety and climate communication. As current editor of Flight Safety Australia, he shapes industry standards through investigative reporting and innovative data storytelling.
With dual expertise in aviation operations and science communication, Peake occupies a unique niche at the crossroads of technical precision and public engagement.
Professor Sarah Perkins-Kirkpatrick stands at the forefront of climate science communication, specializing in extreme heat events and their societal impacts. Based at the Australian National University’s Fenner School of Environment and Society, her work bridges academic research and public policy through:
"Every heatwave tells a story – our job is to translate the data into actions that save lives and protect ecosystems."
With 15 years’ experience and 180+ peer-reviewed publications, Perkins-Kirkpatrick brings unique authority to climate storytelling. Her recent ARC Future Fellowship focuses on developing heat-resistant urban infrastructure models for 2050 climate scenarios.
Scott Bevan merges investigative rigor with lyrical storytelling as a senior writer for The Newcastle Herald, focusing on Australia’s coastal communities. With 40+ years spanning broadcast journalism and biographical writing, his work consistently explores:
Avoid pitching:
Recent recognition includes the 2023 Australian Coastal Writing Prize for his series on mangrove restoration projects. Bevan prioritines stories demonstrating long-term community impact over quick-turn news cycles.
Steele Taylor (Sunshine Coast News) specializes in unpacking how environmental, urban, and sporting developments reshape Australia’s fastest-growing coastal region. Their work balances data-driven analysis with grassroots perspectives, particularly around waterfront sustainability and community infrastructure.
With 85% of their articles featuring 3+ local stakeholder perspectives, Taylor’s approach exemplifies place-based accountability journalism. Their 2024 Walkley nomination highlights the growing influence of regional reporters in shaping state-level environmental governance.
As Head of News (Pacific) for Radio Free Asia's BenarNews, Armbruster shapes coverage across 14 island nations. His three-decade career blends traditional investigative rigor with innovative digital storytelling techniques.
"Armbruster's work exemplifies the power of sustained, respectful engagement with Pacific communities." - Walkley Foundation citation
Pitches should align with his mission to amplify Pacific voices through:
An award-winning journalist for Good Weekend and The Guardian, Wood specializes in:
"Her work transforms intimate struggles into catalysts for systemic change." - Australian Press Council Review
Sue Neales is a leading agricultural journalist based in Australia, currently contributing to the Australian Farm Journal. Her reporting focuses on dairy farming, agribusiness innovation, and sustainability challenges, blending rigorous analysis with compelling human stories.
For pitches, emphasize stories that demonstrate tangible community impacts or innovative solutions to systemic agricultural challenges.
As The Australian’s lead science journalist and education systems investigator, Chilcott bridges complex research and public accountability. Her work falls into three key areas:
Avoid pitches about individual educator misconduct cases or purely theoretical scientific models. Chilcott’s work consistently examines structural systems rather than isolated incidents.
This Australian Doctor contributor specializes in rural healthcare access and environmental determinants of health. Her 18-year career demonstrates particular interest in:
Tim Colebatch was a preeminent Australian journalist specializing in politics, finance, and environmental policy. His career at The Age and Inside Story redefined data journalism through methods like:
Wendy Laursen is MarineLink’s Australia-based senior maritime analyst, covering offshore energy transitions, environmental technologies, and Asia-Pacific maritime policy. With 20+ years’ experience and a marine ecology background, she deciphers technical innovations for global audiences.
Notable recent work includes analysis of nuclear-powered disaster response vessels and repurposing oil infrastructure for algal farms. Her reporting informs IMO working groups and Pacific Island policymakers alike.
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