Bronte Coy is a Senior Entertainment & Royal Reporter at News.com.au. Based in the UK, she covers a wide range of topics including celebrities, entertainment news, and pop culture, while also delving into cultural movements and the film industry. Bronte's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Daily Telegraph, The NT News, and The Courier-Mail.
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Bronte Coy's focus is primarily on entertainment news, with a notable emphasis on celebrity-related content and evolving stories. Pitches should center around providing expert commentary or insights related to celebrity news, royal family updates, deaths in the industry, relationships of public figures, or coverage of television shows.
Given the national (Australia) geographic focus, relevant pitches should ideally include Australian celebrities or events that have gained attention within Australia. This could involve offering exclusive interviews with local personalities or unique angles relating to Australian entertainers' impact on the global stage.
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By: Bronte Coy
COMMENT
Michael Clarke has been unveiled as the newest 2DayFM Breakfast host, joining forces with Nathan Roye and Emma Chow from early next year.
By: Bronte Coy
The Duchess of Sussex’s father, Thomas Markle Senior, is being investigated over an alleged vast stash of child abuse material found in his home.
The Duchess of Sussex has broken her silence after it was revealed her father, Thomas Markle Senior, is being investigated over an alleged child abuse material.
By: Bronte Coy
IN LONDON
By: Bronte Coy
IN LONDON
It’s been only a few days since the world learned of the shocking child sex abuse allegations against Thomas Markle Senior, the father of the Duchess of Sussex.
IN LONDON
By: Bronte Coy, Christine Salazar
Big Brother is back on Ten for its second year – and this season, the network isn’t the only link to the iconic franchise’s past.
The Hot Hits hosts Nic Kelly and Loren Barry have announced on air that their show is wrapping up next year.
