Elisia Seeber
Local Journalism Initiative reporter at North Shore News- Claim this Profile
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Experience
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Local Journalism Initiative reporter
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Oct 2020 - Present
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Digital Journalist
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Jul 2018 - Apr 2020
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Digital Producer, PerthNow
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Nov 2016 - Apr 2018
Digital content producer for perthnow.com.au. Responsible for the management of the PerthNow website and producing content on the social media channels. I also created content published in both The Sunday Times newspaper and on the website.In this role, I:- Built, edited and published stories online- Refreshed the website with breaking news and network content- Wrote and updated breaking news stories or live blogs as required- Assisted with the development of PerthNow’s… Digital content producer for perthnow.com.au. Responsible for the management of the PerthNow website and producing content on the social media channels. I also created content published in both The Sunday Times newspaper and on the website.In this role, I:- Built, edited and published stories online- Refreshed the website with breaking news and network content- Wrote and updated breaking news stories or live blogs as required- Assisted with the development of PerthNow’s social media accounts and worked to grow its audience on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, while also increasing traffic to the website- Worked with journalists to enhance and develop their stories for the website- Monitored the homepage with analysis programs ChartBeat and social media interaction via Social Flow- Monitored other news organisations and social media to stay up to date with state, national and world news- Sourced engaging material and video for social media posts Show more Show less
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Journalist, PerthNow and The Sunday Times
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Aug 2015 - Nov 2016
I started with News Corp Australia as a Journalist for The Sunday Times and PerthNow, covering weekend shifts. As the weekend reporter I was responsible for chasing and reporting on breaking news under tight deadlines. On any given weekend I could report on incidents ranging from a serious or fatal car crash, crime, a house fire, to fundraisers and rallies.In this role, I:- Chased and reported on breaking news- Liaised with WA Police, St John Ambulance and Department of Fire and… I started with News Corp Australia as a Journalist for The Sunday Times and PerthNow, covering weekend shifts. As the weekend reporter I was responsible for chasing and reporting on breaking news under tight deadlines. On any given weekend I could report on incidents ranging from a serious or fatal car crash, crime, a house fire, to fundraisers and rallies.In this role, I:- Chased and reported on breaking news- Liaised with WA Police, St John Ambulance and Department of Fire and Emergency Services spokespeople for frequent updates- Attended press conferences, rallies, fundraisers, social events- Researched and monitored news websites, radio stations, TV channels and social media- Built and maintained on a strong contact list- Stayed up to date with community, State, and National issues- Generated original story ideasIn December, 2015, I was hired as a Digital content producer for perthnow.com.au. Responsible for the management of the PerthNow website and producing content on the social media channels. I also created content published in both The Sunday Times newspaper and on the website. (For more information on this role see the above job description.) Show more Show less
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Journalist
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Feb 2012 - Aug 2015
I started with the West Australian Regional Newspaper group as a cadet journalist at the Rockingham office. I worked my way up to becoming a grade three journalist and second in charge to the news editor. This required me to take on leadership responsibilities in the editor's absence.In this role, I:- Sourced news in dedicated rounds, including coverage of courts and local government- Maintained a strong contact list- Wrote a mix of hard news, lifestyle features and breaking… I started with the West Australian Regional Newspaper group as a cadet journalist at the Rockingham office. I worked my way up to becoming a grade three journalist and second in charge to the news editor. This required me to take on leadership responsibilities in the editor's absence.In this role, I:- Sourced news in dedicated rounds, including coverage of courts and local government- Maintained a strong contact list- Wrote a mix of hard news, lifestyle features and breaking news for print and online mediums- Took photographs which were published in the newspaper and online- Required to proof read and sub-edit editions- Stayed up to date with community, State, and National issues- In the absence of the news editor I was responsible for the newspaper, which required me to write the news list, edit and release pages, and ensured the team met deadlines Show more Show less
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Education
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The University of Notre Dame Australia