Emma Kemp is a sports writer at the Sydney Morning Herald. She covers a diverse range of topics including soccer, competitive sports, and sports business, with a keen focus on major events like the World Cup and Olympics. Emma's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Guardian, The Age, Brisbane Times, and Sustainable Brands.
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Emma Kemp's articles focus mainly on sports, particularly soccer and tennis. She provides extensive event coverage in Australia, with a specific interest in the performance and progress of Australian athletes. To reach out effectively to Emma, consider providing insights or interviews related to major sporting events such as the Sydney to Hobart yacht race, Australian Open tennis tournaments, and developments within Australian soccer (e.g., Matildas). Additionally, given her focus on event coverage and sports themes, pitches could include exclusive access to athletes or behind-the-scenes stories during significant sporting events.
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Tony Popovic’s Australia are out to defy history and build momentum against the Samurai Blue.
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On the whole, the tone was one of indifference. A modern, trackside republican debate argued through juiced-up nonchalance rather than strong feelings about the monarchy.
By: Emma Kemp
FIFA’s primary concern has always been money, which means the fight for women’s and LGBTQ+ rights will come down to a battle between the financial might of the Gulf and the growing commercial value of the women’s game.
By: Emma Kemp
As a joint vice-captain, Ellie Carpenter been in dialogue with Football Australia regarding the permanent successor to Tony Gustavsson.
Unveiling the rise and fall of Victoria's Secret Angels.
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