Rebecca Peppiatt is a journalist at various prominent outlets including MSN, The Age, and The Sydney Morning Herald. She focuses on themes such as crime and justice, health and wellness, and climate change, often exploring topics like animal rights, mental health care, and public transportation. Her work has been featured in notable publications such as Stuff, WAtoday, and Brisbane Times.
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Rebecca Peppiatt's coverage indicates a strong focus on local news, particularly crime and evolving stories in Western Australia, specifically Perth. She appears to be interested in covering breaking news related to crime incidents and ongoing developments.
If reaching out to her, consider providing insights or exclusive information regarding local crime incidents or developing stories related to law enforcement activities in Western Australia. Additionally, if you have unique perspectives on bushfire prevention or emergency response efforts specific to this region, it may also be of interest.
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By: Rebecca Peppiatt, Hannah Murphy
Rebecca Peppiatt, Hannah Murphy A young man from the wealthy western Perth suburb of Cottesloe is accused of being the leader of an international syndicate of hackers that have targeted businesses across the globe.
By: Rebecca Peppiatt
Victory Metals chief executive Brendan Clark took a local yacht club to court after he was accused of speeding in his 72-foot Sunseeker and damaging other boats and jetties in East Fremantle.
By: Rebecca Peppiatt
A millionaire mining boss has taken a Dalkeith yacht club to court after being accused of speeding in his yacht and damaging other boats and club infrastructure.
By: Rebecca Peppiatt, Jamie Freestone
By: Jamie Freestone, Rebecca Peppiatt
A magistrate has called community backlash for a teenage boy who killed a black swan in Mandurah by forcing it to vape, “deplorable”. .
By: Rebecca Peppiatt
Apprentice glazier Jonnie Hartshorn, 23, died when the roof he was installing at the university’s Bentley campus collapsed under him in October 2020.
By: Rebecca Peppiatt
By: Rebecca Peppiatt
Apprentice glazier Jonnie Hartshorn, 23, died when the roof he was installing at the university’s Bentley campus collapsed under him in October 2020.
