Rory McClaren is a State Political Reporter at ABC News South Australia. He has covered politics extensively at both state and federal levels since 2015, with a focus on elections, government, and public policy, while also exploring intersections with sports and farming topics. Rory's work has been featured in MSN and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC).
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Rory primarily focuses on government and politics, with a strong emphasis on local issues within South Australia, particularly Adelaide. He covers topics related to government announcements, legal policy regulations, corruption, budgeting and university mergers within the region.
Given his focus on local issues concerning governance and policies in South Australia, pitches should be tailored to offer insights or expertise related to these specific areas. Those who have a deep understanding of the political landscape in South Australia would likely capture Rory's attention.
As he delves into matters surrounding government decisions and their impact at a local level, expert commentary or exclusive information about upcoming policy changes or significant governmental actions relevant to South Australia could be particularly compelling for him.
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By: Kristina Rosengren, Rory McClaren, Oliver Brown
Kristina Rosengren, Rory McClaren and Oliver Brown One of Australia's largest outback music festivals has been forced to turn away some of its 15,000 ticket holders after heavy rain saturated the site.
By: Troy Sincock, Rory McClaren
The Formula 1 cars of the dog world, greyhounds actually make great pets.
By: Rory McClaren, Sonya Feldhoff
Adelaide City Councillor Phillip Martin is seeking the green light for a car noise camera trial, which would include strips such as O'Connell Street, North Adelaide to catch out hoon drivers.
By: Bobby Macumber, Rory McClaren
An Adelaide Metro bus has collided head-on with the Commercial Road Railway Bridge at Port Adelaide, resulting is two hospitalisations.
By: Rory McClaren, Jules Schiller, Sonya Feldhoff
Simon the cat fled his cat cage in a motor vehicle and escaped down a stormwater drain in Blakeview to avoid visiting the vet.
By: Rory McClaren
Owner of Duke of Brunswick and Port Admiral Hotel, and Co-Founder of the Hospo Owners Collective, Simon Douglas is considering cash-only service.
By: Sonya Feldhoff, Rory McClaren, Jules Schiller
South Australian country music singer/song writer Beccy Cole says of Dolly Parton, 'My hero is gone. She is the reason I am who I am".
By: Bobby Macumber, Rory McClaren
American, David 'The Bullet' Smith comes from a family of human cannonballs. He's broken Guinness World Records, and now he's built the ultimate cannon to blast out of at the Royal Show.
By: Rory McClaren, Bobby Macumber
This indoor/outdoor cafe in the centre of Rymill Park has been activated throughout the Adelaide Fringe inside Gluttony's fence line for years.
By: Jason Chong, Rory McClaren, Jo Laverty
This year, cookery celebrates 100 years at the Royal Adelaide Show. A new category, 891 ABC Adelaide's SA in a Jar, marked the occasion, and there was a surprise winner!
