Gemma Bath is a News Editor at Mamamia and the host of True Crime Conversations. With a passion for storytelling, she focuses on women's narratives while covering a range of topics including cultural movements, politics, and parenting styles. Gemma's insights and commentary have been featured in MSN and Mamamia.
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Gemma Bath focuses on local Australian stories, particularly those related to crime and family/relationships. She is interested in evolving stories and breaking news, especially within the true crime genre.
If you are looking to pitch to Gemma, consider offering insights or interviews related to ongoing criminal cases and their impact on families or communities. Additionally, if you have expertise in parenting or relationship dynamics that can provide a unique perspective on evolving social issues in Australia, it may also be of interest to her.
Given her focus on local content and specific themes such as crime and family/relationships predominantly within Australia, ensure your pitches align with these criteria for the best chance of engagement.
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Warning: This article contains graphic content, and mentions of domestic violence and suicide. Donna Nayler can still picture the bloody hand print on the front door.
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'Dezi Bird Freeman'; that's who you will know the man in the photo as.
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We've got her. We've got her. "Hey bubby, What's your name? "What's your name sweetheart? "My name is Cleo."
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Zoe Watts had just finished corralling her four children through the door of their Devon, England home after a morning at church when her husband of 16 years made a confession.
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It had been happening for years.
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That's when they discovered their kids all knew each other.
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"There will never be any way to forget about this."
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When I got the opportunity to interview NSW Police and Counter Terrorism Minister Yasmin Catley, the big glaring obvious place to start was domestic violence.
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"He was the kind of guy that lived large and fully."
