Phoebe Pin is a digital reporter and producer at ABC Perth. She focuses on a range of topics including culture and society, public health, and real estate, often exploring themes such as cultural movements and health and wellness. Phoebe's work has been featured in the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC).
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Phoebe Pin focuses on local news in Australia, particularly Western Australia and Geraldton. She frequently covers government announcements, breaking news, and evolving stories related to weather and health & wellbeing.
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By: Phoebe Pin
Medical practitioners should be prohibited from wearing political pins to prevent patients from feeling unsafe, the royal commission on antisemitism has heard.
By: Phoebe Pin
Students at a New South Wales public school competed to win a game they created to trip up their Jewish peers, scoring points if it caused the victim to fall.
By: Phoebe Pin
Members of Australia's arts and creative industry are fronting the Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion.
By: Phoebe Pin
The head of a peak Jewish body has criticised the conduct of protesters at a pro-Palestinian rally organised in the wake of Hamas's attack on Israel, prompting a tense exchange at the antisemitism royal commission.
By: Phoebe Pin
Academic Marcia Langton tells the antisemitism royal commission she was subjected to racial abuse over her support for Jewish Australians.
By: Phoebe Pin
The witness, a Sydney researcher, questioned Israel's right to exist and was quizzed on her views comparing zionism to violent extremism.
By: Phoebe Pin
From baking bread to having hard conversations, meet the people rolling up their sleeves to combat hate and foster connection in their communities.
By: Phoebe Pin
There has been a "fraying" of social cohesion in Melbourne since the start of the war in Gaza, the city's lord mayor has told the antisemitism royal commission.
By: Victoria-Pengilley
US livestreamer Sneako, whose real name is Nicolas Kenn De Balinthazy, was interviewed by an Australian Islamic-themed podcast. YouTube: OnePath Network
By: Phoebe Pin
Sections of the Jewish community have responded as the antisemitism royal commission begins its toughest work yet.
