Emma Rennie is a producer for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) with a focus on national news in Australia. She covers a wide range of topics including bushfires, crime, legal proceedings, community issues, and human interest stories. Emma's work aims to provide accurate and informative news to the Australian public.
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Emma Rennie's coverage heavily involves crime-related topics, with a focus on legal proceedings, emergency incidents, and government announcements. She seems to prioritize evolving stories and breaking news related to these themes.
Given the extensive coverage of crime-related topics, Emma may be interested in receiving pitches related to ongoing criminal cases or legal developments in Australia. Additionally, she might also be open to receiving expert commentary from legal professionals or individuals directly involved in the events being covered.
Considering her geographic focus on Australia and her coverage of bushfires and emergency incidents, she may also be receptive to pitches related to natural disasters such as wildfires and their impact on communities within Australia.
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By: Emma Rennie, Philip Benfield
Philip Benfield is using a thermal drone to help search for missing man Patrick Liedke.
By: Emma Rennie
It was a moment in time when people power took on the fossil-fuel industry — and won.
By: Emma Rennie, Bridie Tanner
Beachgoers on the NSW far north coast who fancy a dip in their birthday suits have been stripped of a place to swim after it was announced a popular nudist beach will soon close.
By: Emma Siossian, Emma Rennie, Elloise Farrow-Smith
Loading... A 47-year-old Coutts Crossing man faced Grafton Local Court on Tuesday charged with 13 offences.
By: Hannah Ross, Emma Rennie
A man has died on the NSW north coast after his truck entered the Clarence River while trying to board a ferry.
By: Emma Rennie
The sister of Patrick Liedke, who has been missing since April, says more needs to be done to make location data available to police and families when someone goes missing.
By: Emma Rennie
In short: Musicians, industry experts and local businesses are dismayed by the decision to end Byron's Bluesfest next year.
In short: A nest of nine coastal emu eggs was found in a state forest during a routine pre-harvest inspection.
By: Emma Rennie
Drug driving charges and infringements in NSW have increased eightfold over the past decade, prompting calls for laws to be overhauled.
By: Emma Rennie
Students and community members have been left heartbroken after Southern Cross University announced it would axe its creative arts program.
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