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Hannah Parkes’ coverage focuses on a mix of government and politics, with significant attention to entertainment news. Given the prevalence of podcasts in her work, she may favor pitches that offer engaging and personal narratives or interviews related to these topics.
For government and politics content, consider offering expert commentary from credible sources with unique insights into political events or policy changes within Australia. For entertainment-related stories, consider pitching compelling human-interest stories or interviews featuring well-known personalities.
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By: Hannah Parkes, Alyx Gorman, Daniel Semo, Cheyne Anderson, Lucy Clark, Matilda Boseley
Matilda Boseley speaks to global editor Lucy Clark and lifestyle editor Alyx Gorman about why so many young people wrongly believe sexual choking is ‘safe’
By: Taylah Strano, Nour Haydar, Hannah Parkes, Joe Koning, Rachel Herron, Amanda Meade, Shelley Hepworth, Jacob Round
Host Nour Haydar and Guardian media correspondent Amanda Meade are back to take you through week five of the trial of Alan Jones
By: Hannah Parkes, Barrie Cassidy, Daniel Semo, Rachel Herron
Barrie Cassidy and George Megalogenis (filling in for Tony this week) examine the new demographic forces reshaping our national identity and also Australian politics. We know Australia is a nation of migrants and that professional women outnumber tradies … so why do the major parties struggle to speak to them?
By: Cheyne Anderson, Lu Hill, Reged Ahmad, Ben Doherty, Hannah Parkes, Jacob Round
Senior reporter Ben Doherty speaks to Reged Ahmad about a special Guardian investigation that reveals the scale of Donald Trump’s US military presence in Australia
By: Hannah Parkes, Lu Hill, Taylah Strano, Reged Ahmad, Josh Taylor
Technology reporter Josh Taylor joins Reged Ahmad to unpack Labor’s proposed crackdown on social media algorithms.
By: Daniel Semo, Matilda Boseley, Henry Belot, Rachel Herron, Cheyne Anderson, Hannah Parkes
With the potential for tobacco tax reform on the table, Matilda Boseley speaks to senior reporter Henry Belot about why the tobacco lobby are keen to influence debate
By: Reged Ahmad, Rachel Herron, Hannah Parkes, Lu Hill, Jonathan Yerushalmy, Joe Koning
In this episode of Guardian Australia’s weekly US politics podcast, co-hosts Reged Ahmad and Jonathan Yerushalmy look at a rightwing election win in Germany and how Donald Trump is influencing global leaders and movements
By: Greg Jericho, Daniel Semo, Matilda Boseley, Hannah Parkes, Taylah Stranoand Cheyne Anderson
Economist and columnist Greg Jericho speaks to Matilda Boseley about One Nation’s proposal – and the super reform that could actually ease the cost-of-living crisis
By: Amanda Meade, Taylah Strano, Jacob Round, Joe Koning, Hannah Parkes, Rachel Herron, Nour Haydar, Shelley Hepworth
Nour Haydar speaks to Guardian media correspondent Amanda Meade to unpack the cross-examinations, key testimonies and courtroom revelations
By: Daniel Semo, Barrie Cassidy, Sean Kelly, Rachel Herron, Hannah Parkes
Barrie Cassidy and Sean Kelly discuss Andrew Hastie’s recent stoush with Pauline Hanson and why he is one of the few politicians willing to take the One Nation leader on
