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Cloe Read

Crime And Court Reporter

AS SEEN ON
Brisbane Times, The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, WAtoday, Stuff

Preston's Summary

Cloe Read is a Crime and Court Reporter at Brisbane Times. She specializes in crime and justice, focusing on court proceedings, legal reform, and corporate fraud, while also covering themes related to public security and law enforcement. Cloe's work has been featured in Brisbane Times, WAtoday, Stuff, Waikato Times, The Age, MSN, The Sydney Morning Herald, and Newswav.

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Geo Focus

Brisbane, Australia (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

Beta
Informative: 75 %
Interviews Q&as: 8 %
Data Driven: 4 %
Opinion: 3 %
Events: 3 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Court Proceedings
  • Legal Reform
  • Corporate Fraud
  • Financial Crimes

Pitching Insights

Cloe Read's coverage primarily focuses on local crime and accidents in the Australian state of Queensland, with a particular emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news. This suggests that she is likely to be responsive to pitches related to ongoing incidents, legal cases, or public safety issues within this specific geographic area.

Given her focus on crime and accidents, Cloe may respond well to sources who can provide unique insights into these topics, such as law enforcement officials, legal experts, or community leaders involved in crime prevention efforts.

When reaching out to Cloe Read regarding potential story ideas or expert commentary, consider highlighting the relevance of the pitch to her focus on local crime and accident reporting in Queensland.

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Articles

Newswav

‘Love rat’ RAAF pilot loved women, money so much he killed his wife over it, court hears A former Royal Australian Air Force pilot accused of murder lived a double life and was motivated to kill his wife so he would not lose millions of dollars in a divorce, a court has heard. 1 View

‘Love rat’ RAAF pilot loved women, money so much he killed his wife over it, court hears A former Royal Australian Air Force pilot accused of murder lived a double life and was motivated to kill his wife so he would not lose millions of dollars in a divorce, a court has heard. 1 View

By: Cloe Read

A former Royal Australian Air Force pilot accused of murder was a “love rat” who lived a double life and killed his wife so he would not lose millions of dollars in a divorce, a court has heard.

Newswav

‘All those girls to stroke your ego’: Pilot’s multiple affairs before allegedly killing wife Just days before her death, Frances Crawford confronted her husband about his repeated affairs and relationships, and interstate and overseas flights he had booked for other women. 1 View

‘All those girls to stroke your ego’: Pilot’s multiple affairs before allegedly killing wife Just days before her death, Frances Crawford confronted her husband about his repeated affairs and relationships, and interstate and overseas flights he had booked for other women. 1 View

By: Cloe Read

Just days before she was allegedly killed by her Royal Australian Air Force pilot husband, Frances Crawford confronted him about his repeated affairs and relationships, and interstate and overseas flights he had booked for other women, a court has been told.

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