Emma Wynne is a Features Reporter at ABC Radio Perth. She specializes in arts and entertainment, focusing on topics such as art dealing, fine art, and cultural movements within the broadcasting industry. Emma's work has been featured in the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC).
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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.
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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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By: Emma-Wynne
Brad Rimmer, pictured here with Abigail Moncrief, documents rural life in WA's Wheatbelt in his new photography exhibition. Supplied: Perth Festival/Albertina Ncube
By: Nadia Mitsopoulos, Emma Wynne
Michaela Lucas says people can reduce the amount of plastics chemicals in their body. ABC News: Ashleigh Davis
By: Emma-Wynne
Serpentine Jarrahdale shire president Rob Coales (centre) and councillors Joel Chan, Nathan Bishop, Reece Jerrett, Courtney Mazzini, Matthew Scott and Kim Glisenti. Facebook: Shire of Serpentine Jarrahdale
By: Emma-Wynne
Fibre art from the Tjanpi Desert Weavers is showcased at Revealed, which has been supporting Indigenous artists since 2008. ABC News: Emma Wynne
By: Nadia Mitsopoulos, Emma Wynne
Nursing students have to complete 800 hours of placement in order to graduate and become registered nurses. ABC News: Keane Bourke
By: Emma-Wynne
Andrew Hastie says Australia needs to invest in becoming more self-reliant. ABC News: Emma Wynne
By: Emma-Wynne
When was the last time you felt bilious? It's not a problem much discussed these days, but in the early years of colonisation, biliousness appears to have been a big preoccupation in the community.
By: Ashleigh Davis, Emma Wynne
Sun 17 May 2026 at 2:30am Two hundred years ago, before the Swan River colony was formed, the river estuary known as the Derbal-Yerrigan to the Noongar people was a unique environment.
By: Emma-Wynne
Wed 3 Jun 2026 at 8:51am In short: A wheatbelt water tank with water pumped about 400km from Perth has been leaking for two years, leaving local residents frustrated at the waste.
