Isabella Ross is a news writer for Mamamia, with a focus on local Australian stories. Her articles cover a wide range of topics, including true crime, celebrity news, parenting, and fashion. Isabella's work has been featured in The Irish Sun and Cigalah Group, showcasing her ability to cover diverse subjects and reach a global audience.
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Isabella Ross's coverage is diverse, with a focus on family & relationships and entertainment news. She has a keen interest in stories related to crime, fashion, haunted houses, celebrity feuds, travel, health, relationships and women's issues.
Given her coverage attributes of expert commentary and evolving stories as well as the topics she covers such as legal cases and domestic violence among others; Isabella may be interested in pitches offering expert insights into evolving legal cases or providing perspectives on sensitive social issues including domestic violence.
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By: Isabella Ross
On TikTok, Aunty Munya Andrews is asked countless questions about her Aboriginal culture. Some questions are well-meaning, others are not.
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The family of one of three men killed in a light plane crash in Sydney's south-west has described him as someone who "made everything brighter".
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Kate Seselja lost $500,000 during her gambling addiction. She questions if the NSW government's new peer support service goes far enough to address gambling harm.
By: Isabella Ross
If there's one thing I absolutely adore about fashion, it's footwear.
By: Isabella Ross
Milly Hooper tries to only photograph uplifting moments in her community. But recently she decided to capture her genuine fears as a mother.
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For decades, veteran broadcaster Alan Jones was the loudest voice in Australian radio.
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Amid the chaos on Sydney trains this weekend, commuters are questioning why the strikes are happening in the first place.
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