Aaron Smith is a journalist and videographer at The Examiner. He covers a range of topics including sports, competitive sports, crime and justice, and public security, often exploring the intersections of these themes with commercial real estate and disaster response. Aaron's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Fox 44 TV, The Augusta Press, and The Guardian.
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Aaron Smith's coverage is focused on local community events, charity initiatives, and business developments in the New South Wales region of Australia. His articles cover a wide range of topics including entertainment news, sports events, Christmas celebrations, charity work, and business activities.
If you are looking to reach out to Aaron for potential coverage or collaboration opportunities related to local community events such as festivals or charitable initiatives in the New South Wales area, highlighting their positive impact on the community would likely resonate with his focus. Additionally, if your pitch involves unique business ventures or property market developments specifically within this region of Australia or features entertaining news and sports-related content relevant to Newcastle and its surrounding areas it may also align well with Aaron's coverage interests.
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By: Aaron Smith
ARLINGTON, Texas – Team USA’s Andrew Anderson and Packy Hanrahan hit the lanes for singles competition in Munich on Wednesday at the 2026 International Bowling Federation World Cup, but both athletes were unable to advance to the next round.
By: Aaron Smith
State and local agencies are often on the frontlines of cyberattacks, putting them in a position to spot activity that could provide an early signal of a broader threat.
By: Aaron Smith
Carriers are pushing back against the National Association of Insurance Commissioners ' plan to lump old-school machine-learning programs into its
The second Tier I for the 2026-2027 United States Bowling Congress Collegiate season is in the books, with the Wichita State men and McKendree women emerging victorious at the Mid States Championships in Wichita, Kansas.
By: Aaron Smith
U.S. life insurers are significantly increasing their exposure to investments related to the massive buildout of artificial intelligence
Fast-growing law firm FBC Manby Bowdler is celebrating after its lawyers and legal teams were again singled out for recognition in a prestigious guide.
The game was at the Ford Center in Evansville, Indiana.
World leading aviation specialist Aviramp has launched its largest single recruitment drive with the creation of 50 new jobs – ahead of moving to new premises.
Civil engineering and construction firm McPhillips has delivered major improvements across a town centre in Stoke – with another phase set for completion next year as part of a £1m project. The award-winning company was appointed to deliver the scheme in Longton through the Stoke-on-Trent regeneration framework. McPhillips is nearing completion on two sections of the works in the Strand Passage and Baths Passage – part of a wider £6.5m public realm plan backed by a £29m award from the Government's Transforming Cities Fund. Work has been ongoing to put new natural stone paving in place, as well as new railings, seating and tree planting to improve the link at Strands Passage between the Tesco retail park and the town centre.
A common conception of causation leads many scientifically minded people to dismiss free will
