Harriet Alexander is a Contributing Radio Correspondent with a focus on culture and society. She covers a diverse range of topics including pop culture, consumer affairs, and competitive sports, while also addressing themes of accessibility, civil rights, and diversity & inclusion. Harriet's work has been featured in notable publications such as WAtoday, The Age, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Harriet's articles mainly cover evolving stories and breaking news, with a focus on government & politics, crime, scandals, and general news. This suggests that she is likely to be interested in pitches related to ongoing or rapidly developing events within the political and crime spheres.
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By: Harriet Alexander
A luxurious suite in Bossley Park is under scrutiny, and the government’s ban on VIP programs may be its death knell.
By: Harriet Alexander, James Reinl, Rachel Sharp
The questions overshadow the outpouring of support for Lindsay Clancy. Now troubling questions are emerging, as a donor speaks out on condition of anonymity...
By: James Reinl, Rachel Sharp, Harriet Alexander
The questions overshadow the outpouring of support for Lindsay Clancy. Now troubling questions are emerging, as a donor speaks out on condition of anonymity...
Charlie Kirk arrived in Orem, Utah on the morning of September 10, 2025 excited to kick off a series of campus speaking events. He did not know this would be his last.
By: Harriet Alexander
By: Harriet Alexander
Peter FitzSimons was once coached in rugby by Alan Jones but told the court he had long considered the former 2GB broadcaster a “tumour” on the body politic.
By: Harriet Alexander, Charlie Spiering
Erika Kirk, a year ago, was everywhere. Turn on your television, scroll through your phone, and there she was. Yet fast forward 12 months, Erika is conspicuous by her absence.
The sun was slowly rising over the Atlantic. A perfect early fall day was dawning, with clear blue skies and a gentle warmth in the air. And Betty had plenty to be excited about.
Charlie Kirk arrived in Orem, Utah on the morning of September 10, 2025 excited to kick off a series of campus speaking events. He did not know this would be his last.
