Isabella Ross is a Digital Lead and Journalist at ABC News Sydney. She has covered a range of topics including news, features, and domestic violence across both print and online platforms. Isabella's work has been featured in The Irish Sun, MSN, Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), World Wealth Journal, and Mamamia.
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Sydney, Australia (Local)
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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.
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By: Isabella-Ross
Myla Summer-Lea Hughes and River William Higgins are being remembered by loved ones as "deeply loved". Supplied
By: Isabella-Ross
The vast majority of domestic violence services in NSW are run by NGOs. AAP: Steven Markham
By: Isabella-Ross, Jesse-Thompson
Flowers, candles, a photograph and an Aboriginal flag made up a memorial for the five-year-old at Sydney's vigil. ABC News
By: Isabella-Ross
New public housing units built specifically for seniors are under construction in Sydney's south-west despite pushback from local residents and a petition passed on by the electorate's MP.
By: Isabella-Ross
A survivor advocate behind the campaign calling for good character references to be abolished in sentencing perpetrators of sexual offences has described the NSW reform as "an absolute victory".
By: Isabella Ross
It's the case that ended with five people dead. It's the case that has continued to baffle the general public.
By: Isabella-Ross
Sun 17 May 2026 at 10:27pm
By: Isabella-Ross
Wed 20 May 2026 at 10:35pm When Claire arrived at a women's refuge in outer Sydney with her four-year-old daughter in tow, the child was "barely able to speak clearly".
On State of Origin night, many will be donning blue or maroon jerseys, watching the game on television or at pubs and bars. There will be cheering.
By: Ailish Delaney, Isabella Ross
In Austin, Texas, there once was a frozen yoghurt chain store called 'I Can't Believe it's Yogurt'. It was popular with families and young people throughout the '80s and '90s.
