Jacqueline Lynch is a journalist at ABC South West, based in Bunbury. She covers a diverse range of topics including culture, education, and environmental issues, with a particular focus on the housing market, mining operations, and the impact of technology on events. Jacqueline's work has been featured in The Heights, Inc., Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), MSN, and Webster-Kirkwood Times, Inc.
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Jacqueline Lynch's coverage is primarily focused on local news in Western Australia, with a significant emphasis on government announcements and evolving stories. She regularly covers crime, entertainment news, government & politics, as well as sports.
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Kirkwood marks occasion with 8th annual Route 66 Cars & Guitars Festival
By: Madigan Landry, Chela Williams, Jacqueline Lynch
Sun 14 Jun 2026 at 1:02am In short: Just a couple of months out from her big day, Kaila Scally-Chadwick found the wedding dress of her dreams in an op shop.
Gathering in Webster Groves celebrates the freeing of enslaved African Americans with music, speakers & family activities
By: Jacqueline-Lynch
Sun 28 Jun 2026 at 2:57am In short: The Australind train service will reopen to the public on Monday, June 29, following years of breakdowns and delays.
Local talents show off films during annual St. Louis festival
By: Jacqueline Lynch
All five lanes of North Elm Avenue will be closed beginning at 9 a.m. on Monday, July 20. South Brentwood Boulevard/West Kirkham Avenue will remain open.
Musician and songwriter Gary Schoenberger (center) teaching a songwriting class at the Webster Groves Public Library.
By: Jacqueline Lynch
As of July 20, more than 15,000 commuters had to begin finding their way around a months-long closure of all five lanes of North Elm Avenue.
Gardens that appear messy or unkept make for healthier bee populations, according to a study co-published by Webster University biology professor and bee expert Nicole Miller-Struttmann.
Kirkwood High student with CHD attends “Every 100th Heart Summit”
