Benedict Brook is a US Correspondent at News.com.au. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, government and politics, and international affairs, with a particular focus on the United States. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as The New York Post, The Mercury Newspaper, and FOX SPORTS Australia.
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Benedict Brook's coverage is largely focused on evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements. His articles mainly cover entertainment news, government & politics, and crime.
Given this focus, Benedict may be responsive to pitches that provide insights into ongoing or developing stories in the areas of entertainment news (including celebrity deaths), government and politics in Australia, as well as crime-related developments within the region.
If you have expertise in any of these areas and can offer unique perspectives or insights related to evolving events within Australia’s political landscape or noteworthy happenings within the country's entertainment industry, your pitch could be a good fit for his coverage.
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By: Benedict Brook, Adrian Zorzut
Welcome to our live coverage of world events, including US politics.
Welcome to our coverage of world events, including US politics.
By: Benedict Brook, Rebecca Borg
Welcome to our live coverage of the attack on MP Helen Haines.
A motorist has cheated death after his Ute become stranded in ferocious floodwaters in Queensland’s deluge.
A motorist has cheated death after his Ute become stranded in ferocious floodwaters in Queensland’s deluge.
Welcome to our coverage of world affairs including US politics.
Last week, an unsolicited text pinged the phones of unsuspecting Texans.
Welcome to our coverage of world events including US politics.
In a dusty lot, under a scorching Texas sun, a handful of people are spending their Sunday fossicking.
By: Megan Palin, Heath Parkes-Hupton, Benedict Brook
Four people have been shot in what has been described as a “targeted drive-by shooting” outside a Queensland pub holding a boxing tournament.
