Emma Wynne is a journalist based in Perth, Western Australia, writing for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). With a focus on local news, Emma covers a wide range of topics including arts and culture, transportation, housing, healthcare, and education. Her articles provide insights into the issues and stories that impact the community in Western Australia.
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Emma Wynne's coverage focuses on local news in Perth, Western Australia. She frequently covers government announcements and cites data to support her articles, with a particular emphasis on crime, entertainment news, and health & wellbeing topics.
When pitching to Emma, consider providing insights or expert commentary related to local government initiatives or policy changes affecting the community in Perth. Additionally, if you have relevant data that can contribute to understanding issues such as crime rates or public health concerns in the area, it could be valuable for her reporting.
Given her interest in diverse topics like funerals, disability pension applications, education pathways offered by universities in WA and real-time pollen monitoring impacting allergies; experts from various fields including healthcare professionals specializing in allergies or educators involved with alternative teaching programs may find success when reaching out to Emma.
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In short: After a six month trial, WA paramedics will no longer wear stab-proof vests with body cameras while on duty.
For four nights in Boorloo (Perth), a festival of Noongar culture will herald the arrival of Kambarang, the season signalling the return of warm weather and an abundance of colour and flowers.
In short: Daniel Wright withdrew $67,000 from his superannuation to fix his teeth, but hadn't realised tax rules meant he would lose an extra $19,000 from his retirement savings.
By: Damian Smith, Emma Wynne
An aerial photograph of new cars at Fremantle Port tells the story of modern car colours — a sea of white, dotted with some grey/silver and black, with only occasional splashes of red or blue.
By: Emma Wynne, Joanna Trilling
In his latest novel, Juice, Tim Winton imagines a future world where an inhospitable climate has made life precarious.
By: Emma-Wynne
Rachel Pemberton, who works for WA's peak body for bike riding WestCycle, practises what she preaches when it comes to ditching the car and cycling instead.
By: Emma Wynne, Alicia Hanson
The owner of a crane hired by a deregistered building company says he holds little hope he will be paid the $70,000 the company owes.
By: Emma Wynne
An extraordinary map has been created to record Noongar place names of significant Perth locations and how people lived on the land prior to colonisation.
By: Emma Wynne
A mayor in Perth's south-eastern suburbs has raised concerns that developers are creating subdivisions without sufficient verge space to plant trees.
By: Emma Wynne
A WA father estimates he and his wife have spent about $60,000 on diagnoses, treatment, and medication for their three children with ADHD and autism.
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