Browse the Clippings.me directory of Australia journalists below. We found 74 Australia journalists listed.
Freelance journalist
Melbourne-based freelance journalist covering sport and inner city news. Worked with: cricket.com.au, Hyperlocal News, Pulselive, IPL, The Guardian, News Corp Australia, The Roar and more. Drop me a line at [email protected], or via the links below.
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Writer and Independent Scholar
I’m a freelance writer and independent scholar with a focus on alternative music, film, culture, and media. My writing has been featured in Bandcamp, The Line of Best Fit, Grammy.com, Metal Hammer, SPIN, BrooklynVegan, Exclaim!, New Noise, and No Echo. I co-host and produce The Pitch of Discontent, a weekly alternative music podcast available on YouTube and as an email newsletter through Substack. I have a BA (Hons Class I) with majors in English Literature and Philosophy. My academic work has been featured in online journals and annual conferences, with book chapters published in edited collections from Palgrave Macmillan, Peter Lang and Routledge Press (forthcoming).
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Content Creator
I have had various writing and editing jobs over the years for a number of print and online publications. My specialties include culture, technology, music, and food, but I enjoy the challenge of researching and gaining new knowledge when I am called on to create content on other subjects.
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Brand strategist, creative director and writer. Founder Daisy Ideas creative collective.
A strategic creative with over 25 years' experience in Australia, NZ and the UK. From small start-ups to global giants, I help companies, organisations and agencies with brand strategy and design, learning support and customer experience assets, BTC, Internal and BTB campaigns and activations. I enjoy solving problems and creating joy! I am particularly good at turning complex into simple, dry into engaging, and confusing into clear. I love helping my clients and becoming part of their team. I work remotely from Noosa (who wouldn't if they could?) and fly in for face-to-face meetings and workshops when needed. Give me a call!
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Writer & Editor
Qualified journalist and professional writer with experience producing content for both print and digital publications in Australia.
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Chief Storyteller and Children's Author
Raised in the UK, Victoria studied Modern Languages and Literature at Bristol University with stints in France and Italy. She worked in Ireland before moving to Sydney, Australia in 2008. Lover of travelling and squeaky-sand beaches, Victoria has visited 52 countries (still counting...). Her favourites are India, Italy and Bolivia. Having amassed some incredible experiences working for Google for 9 years (including receiving the Guinness World Record for simultaneous Zorba dancing), Victoria began freelance writing when she was on maternity leave, focusing on parenting and travel features. In 2020 Victoria won the 'State Library NSW Award for Emerging Children's Author' and her debut picture book RIBBIT RABBIT ROBOT was a CBCA shortlisted book in 2021. Victoria’s two new books, THE BARK BOOK (Harper Collins) and THE LION WHO CAME TO STAY (Scholastic) have been featured on the TODAY show and The Guardian. Victoria is Chief Storyteller at House of Kitch Communications.
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journalist/editor
i'm a journalist and editor who has spent the best part of the last 20 years travelling the world and telling stories of people living throughout Asia, the Middle East, Europe, North America, and most recently: Australia. i'm most interested in taking a long-term view of consequential international news events that have lasting impacts on global affairs, as well as human stories that give voice to neglected or marginialised subjects and peoples. the works below are a sample of some of my favourite digital storytelling pieces and international news features, in addition to samples of my non-journalistic creative writing, poetry and research. if you're enquiring about an interview or looking for more detail about any of the stories or information below, email is the best mode of contact.
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Lonely Journalist in Your Area Looking to Meet Up
I’m Sophia Redjeb, a storyteller with a soft spot for nuance and a sharp eye for hypocrisy. I’ve created documentaries, sparked national petitions, and covered everything from refugee rights to welfare reform—always with a camera in one hand and receipts in the other. Based in Melbourne, fuelled by politics, people, and the occasional vape.
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Freelance Writer
Lisa is a freelance journalist and corporate writer with a focus on health and wellness, travel, storytelling and human interest. Lisa has written for a range of publications such as Sunday Life, Good Weekend, Latte Magazine, Marketing Magazine, Jetstar, Womens Health, International Traveller, Shape, Run4YL, Womens Running, Prevention Australia,, Kidspot, Mamma Mia and Essential Kids and Baby. Lisa can be found at Twitter - @lisaschofield2, Facebook - Lisa Schofield - Writer or on email at [email protected]
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Writer, editor and entrepreneur
Hello! I'm Jorja (or Jo); content writer, marketing specialist, and editor living in Australia. With a background in digital marketing and a deep love for language, I help brands tell compelling stories that connect, convert, and resonate. Whether it's crafting blog content, building campaigns, refining brand messaging, or editing the finer details, I bring a sharp eye, creative flair, and strategic thinking to every project. I currently work with Uniqodo – a promotions technology company – where I lead content initiatives that drive engagement and position the brand as a thought leader in the eCommerce space. My work spans blog strategy, social media content, email marketing, case studies, and more. Outside of that, I run my own editing and proofreading business, Fixit! By Jo, where I help writers polish their work and uncover its deeper meaning. I’m passionate about writing pieces that challenge people to reflect, think critically, and connect with what they read on a deeper level. Let’s just say: if it involves storytelling, I’m in my element.
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