Max Melzer is the Overnight Editor at SkyNews.com.au. He primarily covers business, politics, defence, and world affairs, with a keen focus on themes such as geopolitics, international affairs, and public policy. Max's insights and reporting have been featured in Geelong Independent, Sky News Australia, MSN, and The i Paper.
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Max Melzer's articles predominantly focus on government and politics, with a significant emphasis on breaking news and evolving stories. His coverage also includes topics related to crime, international relations, court cases, anti-Semitism, political figures, and various societal issues.
Given the extensive coverage of government announcements and legal policy regulations in his articles, Max would likely be interested in pitches providing expert commentary or analysis on breaking political developments or ongoing legal cases. Additionally, he may seek insights from individuals involved in national or international affairs as well as experts specializing in crime-related topics.
As Max does not have a specific geographic focus mentioned but covers diverse global matters such as international relations and political figures' activities globally; therefore relevant sources with expertise in these areas can reach out to him for potential collaborations.
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Italy has claimed tighter checks on travellers from Spain will remain in the face of "a new wave of migration" to Ceuta
Spain has imposed border restrictions on arrivals from Italy as a row over migration between the two countries escalates.
By: Benedict Gardner, Max Melzer
Uefa allegedly paid off Gianni Infantino's mistress while during his time as general secretary, it has been reported.
An emboldened Iranian regime has issued a fresh set of demands to the United States as it warned the Strait of Hormuz may not immediately reopen
An emboldened Tehran is demanding the US lift sanctions and release frozen assets 'unconditionally' before the Strait of Hormuz can reopen
By: Max Melzer
The so called 'double tap' strike is the latest in a catalogue of probable war crimes
By: Max Melzer
US officials said the controversial British commentator had overstayed his visa
The pair will remain behind bars in the wake of public outcry and pressure from Andy Burnham
Threats from Donald Trump and Javier Milei could force the Chancellor into uncomfortable choices on defence spending and tax rises
By: Max Melzer
The record political donation comes as measures, including a £100,000 cap on overseas contributions, await approval in the Lords
