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Sarah Ward focuses predominantly on entertainment news and, to a lesser extent, criminal justice issues. Her coverage attributes reveal a strong interest in event coverage and evolving stories.
Given her focus on the entertainment industry, Sarah might be interested in pitches related to upcoming film releases, interviews with actors or directors, behind-the-scenes insights into film or TV show production processes, and exclusive access to events within the entertainment world.
For topics related to criminal justice and child abuse, she may be receptive to pitches that offer nuanced perspectives on ongoing cases or developments within these areas. Additionally, she may consider pieces exploring art and culture from unique angles that align with her thematic interests.
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By: Sarah Ward
A world exclusive exhibition is about to open in Brisbane with puppets, props and even a full-size set from The Jim Henson Company.
By: Sarah Ward
A world exclusive exhibition is about to open in Brisbane with puppets, props and even a full-size set from The Jim Henson Company.
Grab a cuppa and a good read at this cafe-meets-bookstore.
By: Pauline Lépissier, Melissa Chuttur, Mark London, Kris Kelliher, Sarah Ward, Stephen Netherway, Donna McCarthy
A recent High Court decision arising from the Department for Work and Pensions' procurement of a strategic video channels solution provides a useful rem...
By: Joanna Bouloux, Charlotte Knight, Pauline Lépissier, Mark London, Kris Kelliher, Rebecca Brady, Donna McCarthy, Sarah Ward
As buildings become increasingly connected, cyber risk is no longer just an IT issue. Earlier this year at the Cyber Confidence in Real Estate conferenc...
By: Pauline Lépissier, Kris Kelliher, Sarah Ward, Mark London, Donna McCarthy, Charlotte Knight, Joanna Bouloux, Rebecca Brady
The Government has now published The Crime and Policing Act 2026 (Commencement No. 3 and Saving Provisions) Regulations 2026, confirming that a number o...
By: Sarah Ward
Playing Brisbane Festival and then Bleach Festival, No One Gets Out of Here Alive is a dance-theatre work about an unusual subject: the end we're all going to face.
By: Sarah Ward
For stars Patrick Brammall, Brendan Cowell and Chloe Jean Lourdes, the new thriller Last Seen is set apart by its layered writing and surprising, human characters.
UCO, along with colleges and universities from across Oklahoma and surrounding states, will host Central Oklahoma College Night from 3-5:30 p.m., Sunday, Sept. 13, in Hamilton Field House, located on Central’s campus. The event is free and open to the public.
By: Sarah Ward
For stars Patrick Brammall, Brendan Cowell and Chloe Jean Lourdes, the new thriller Last Seen is set apart by its layered writing and surprising, human characters.
