Melanie Dinjaski is a Sports Reporter at the Canberra Times. With a genuine passion for all sports, she covers a wide range of topics including individual and team sports, as well as international leagues and major tournaments. Melanie's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Mandurah Mail, Camden Haven Tanks, and the Maitland Mercury.
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Melanie Dinjaski's coverage is predominantly focused on local sports events in Canberra, Australia. She seems to cover a wide range of sports but with a heavy emphasis on basketball, soccer, and baseball.
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By: Melanie Dinjaski, David Polkinghorne
ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr has shared his thoughts on the bold proposal by a group of prominent Canberra business people who are pushing for a roofed, centrally-located stadium on the site of the Archbishop's House.
By: David Polkinghorne, Melanie Dinjaski
Time stood still as Jade Melbourne's buzzer-beater sailed through the air, sucking the oxygen out of the building in the process.
By: Keegan Carroll, Melanie Dinjaski
This weekend Canberra pitches were once again flooded with youngsters aiming to become the next Pat Cummins or Ellyse Perry, marking the start of another junior cricket season.
By: Melanie Dinjaski
Canberra cricket is mourning the death of umpire and former player, Rama Garimella.
By: Melanie Dinjaski
How Canberrans can show their support on a "party hole".
By: Melanie Dinjaski
New era under fresh ownership as Canberra's A-League campaign kicks off.
By: Melanie Dinjaski
Alex Toohey's tough journey from the couch back to the court.
By: Caden Helmers, Melanie Dinjaski, David Polkinghorne
Is this the next Tom Rogic? Aarav Bhandari is set to move to Victoria to play with Melbourne Victory's A-League Academy squad, after the 12-year-old was scouted by the club through the Lustica Football Academy's Canberra squad.
By: Melanie Dinjaski, Karleen Minney
See photos of future Olympic stars from Canberra in action.
By: Melanie Dinjaski, David Polkinghorne
Nic Broes has entered the record books with the highest score by an ACT Comet in history, shattering the mark set by a Hall of Fame member on a day he will never forget.
