James Hall is a State Political Reporter at the Australian Financial Review. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, energy and mining, as well as arts and entertainment, with a particular focus on music and theater. James has been featured in numerous publications such as The Mercury Newspaper, News.com.au, and The Sydney Morning Herald, among others.
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Brisbane, Australia (Local)
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James Hall's coverage focuses on local events, government announcements, and reviews primarily centered around Queensland and Brisbane. His emphasis on entertainment news might suggest an interest in stories related to the music industry, vinyl records, or other forms of entertainment with a focus on Australian or local impact.
Given his attention to weather-related articles and government announcements concerning Queensland specifically, pitches should ideally provide insights into local experiences, issues facing the region (especially regarding severe weather), or commentary from relevant government officials within this geographic area.
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By: James Hall
The relationship between the renewables sector and the LNP government has become increasingly hostile.
By: James Hall, Patrick Begley
One Nation publicly reported racking up $400,000 in debts to its leader and financial backer Pauline Hanson over the past decade without corresponding records to show she had lent the money in the first place.
By: James Hall
Queensland's Olympic infrastructure pipeline and refusal to rein in public sector spending will trigger a credit rating downgrade and plunge the state further into debt.
First Ariana Grande pulled out, then Jonathan Bailey followed. Now theatreland is wondering whether Sondheim’s troubled musical is jinxed
By: James Hall
It took just six shots to nail the Beatles album cover shot. Today, Abbey Road is overrun with influencers and tourists
By: James Hall
During the first week of classes of the Fall 2026 Semester, parking availability in Rollins Garage once again approached full capacity. Already a lingering concern…
