Robyn Wuth is a journalist based in Brisbane, Australia, working for AAP. With a focus on local news in Queensland, particularly the Gold Coast region, Robyn covers a wide range of topics including politics, crime, tributes, and community events. Her work has been featured in various publications and platforms, showcasing her dedication to delivering accurate and timely news to her audience.
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Brisbane, Australia (Local)
Robyn Wuth's articles predominantly cover evolving local news stories, with a strong focus on crime and tragedy in the Queensland region. With her focus on breaking news and evolving stories, she may be interested in sources who can provide unique insights or first-hand accounts related to ongoing events such as criminal investigations, political developments, or community tributes.
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The dingoes involved in the incident were wearing collars identifying them as ‘high-risk’.
Former Queensland premier Mike Ahern, whose short reign followed Sir Joh Bjelke-Petersen and grappled with the fallout from...
By: Robyn Wuth, John Crouch
Former Queensland premier Mike Ahern, whose short reign followed Sir Joh Bjelke-Petersen and grappled with the fallout from...
The Queensland Police Service Ethical Standards Command is investigating the death of a man who was taken to the Beenleigh Watchhouse overnight.
By: Fraser Barton, Robyn Wuth
Queensland's health minister will meet with representatives of the state's midwives this week as they march on parliament...
Nikola Golem allegedly murdered his stepfather, with police saying the 48-year-old shared a house for a year with...
Police allege the man died of asphyxiation.
A Gold Coast city councillor intends pleading not guilty to murdering his mother's partner amid claims of domestic abuse, his lawyer says.
Ryan Bayldon-Lumsden was arrested when police were called to a disturbance at the home in which he lives.
By: Robyn Wuth
Deputy Premier Steven Miles said amendments to the youth justice laws were difficult but ultimately essential to ensure community safety.
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