Leah MacLennan is a reporter at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). She covers a diverse range of topics including consumer health, politics, and animal care, with a focus on public policy and legal affairs. Leah's work has also been featured in MSN.
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Adelaide, Australia (Local)
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Leah’s focus on government announcements and legal policy regulation within the context of national, South Australia, and Adelaide-specific news suggests she may be receptive to pitches related to healthcare policies, medical errors, workplace culture issues, and government inquiries. If you have expertise in these areas or can provide insights into regional developments concerning these topics, it might resonate well with her coverage.
Given Leah's emphasis on local events in South Australia and Adelaide specifically, offering perspectives from individuals or organizations directly impacted by governmental decisions or legal regulations could enhance appeal for your pitch. Additionally, if your pitch aligns with the themes covered such as animal rights advocacy or gender equality concerns within a regional context it may garner further attention.
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By: Leah Maclennan
An attempt to halt the state government's redevelopment of the North Adelaide golf course is underway before the Federal Court, where protesters opposed to the parklands project gathered this morning.
By: Leah Maclennan
Government lawyers have contradicted South Australia's Premier over the number of trees to be cut down in the North Adelaide Gold Course redevelopment.
By: Leah Maclennan
There are concerns the endangered Australian sea lion could be devastated by bird flu, with mass bird deaths believed to be linked to the virus found at key breeding locations.
By: Leah Maclennan
A Jewish woman visiting Adelaide was captured in a video being subjected to antisemitic abuse on her first day in the city, the Anti Defamation Commission says.
By: Leah MacLennan
The South Australian government is warning proposed cuts to health insurance rebates for older Australians could lead to more people turning to the already struggling public health system.
By: Leah MacLennan
The blast furnace closure has not come as a surprise to locals — workers have been pushing against the odds to get the aging plant back online since April. Now, they're considering what the future holds.
By: Daniel Keane, Leah MacLennan
Daniel Keane and Leah MacLennan Snowtown serial killer James Spyridon Vlassakis will be released from prison, after a review upheld the decision of SA's Parole Board
By: Leah MacLennan, Kathryn Bermingham, Thomas Kelsall
One Nation has described Senator Alex Antic's election as state president of the Liberal party as a "win" for South Australia.
By: Leah MacLennan
South Australians were expecting a severe storm on September 28, 2016, and news crews were on the road gathering information. But when the entire state lost power, the sad truth is not many people would have seen the reports.
By: Leah MacLennan
A covert operation has been unfolding under the noses of diners and staff in restaurants across South Australia.
